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Soma, what a great module! Is it possible to highlight the whole "navigation-path" to the current page? Means that all of the parents need to get the 'current' class too. - Level1 - Level1 -- Level2 --- Level 3 - Level 1 I didn't found any related posts to this question. Thank you for all your efforts.

Ryan, the issue with the theme is already solved. See my explanation above. Thank you for the hint on the sorting issue. Browser and OS are fine. I use it with all of our Processwire installations. But "manual sorting" gave me the clue. These are the keywords, i had to search for. I was so focused on processwire and the IIS, that i forgot all other things: http://processwire.com/talk/topic/1210-issue-with-manual-or-default-sorting-in-the-admin/ The customers server is runs MySQL 5.0.51, which seems to have a sorting problem. The database will be updated in the next few days and then i will let you know, if this is the solution. Thanks!

Hey Ryan, your workaround works perfect! Thank you so much. Hint: Just unpack the .zip-file, select all included .json-files and upload them all at once by Drag&Drop. Just to be clear, we do not want to use IIS, we have to. The customer is a company, which is specialized in windows-hosting and want to host the site on there own servers... Any suggestions on the sorting issue?

Okay, this is probably a misunderstanding due to my bad english. As Processwire comes with the "Basic-Page-Example", we strip down the basic installation to just the things we need, so that we start with a clean system. This means we delete the templates and the fields we do not use. From this point, we start to build up the project. That's what i meant by "configuration". The only thing we "really" modified was the .htaccess as described above. If don't comment the line out, PW is not working.

Hey fmgujju, thank you for your fast reply. The "Teflon" theme is working now. We had a typing error in the folder-name. So much to "in the common way". Our fault! Cool, one easily solved.

Hey there! What a great project! As mentioned before, we are absolutely thrilled by Processwire. Coming from MODX Revolution Processwire is now declared to be the system of choice to build all new websites for our customers. After some smaller projects, which we will present in the Showcase-Forum later on, we are currently building our first large project using processwire. The main challenge here is, that we have to use a Microsoft IIS Webserver with ISAPI Rewrite Version 3.1.0.96. The installation went fine, after tuning up the .htaccess-File like mentioned in the following thread: http://processwire.com/talk/topic/766-isapi-rewrite-3-on-iis/ Processwire obviously is running like always. But the further we went on in the configuration of processwire to the needs of the project, there are some issues which we are not able to solve. And these issues make us feel uncomfortable to the upcoming development of this large project, because we don't know what other challenges will come up. It would give us confidence if everything runs fine from the ground up. Currently there are the following issues: - Admin Theme is not recognized We installed the "Teflon Admin Theme" in the common way, but PW is still using the standard theme. - Not able to upload Language Pack After implementing the Language Support Module and the language.zip file can not be uploaded. PW shows the upload status bar, but after 100% are reached the field is empty. Testing the issue with an easy field "file" on a page, the upload of a jpg works fine. - Page order is not saved If we sort the pages in the Admin by using the move function, the new order is not saved. After logging in and out the pages have the old order. If IIS is not the reason for these issues, we would also be glad for help. We didn't find anything on these topics in the forums. We hope some of you will have experience in using IIS and will help us getting this project to be a hugh success. Be sure that we share all our experience in this thread. Perhaps this will be a great help to all who have to use Microsoft IIS in the future. Thank you so much for your support.

diogo, thank you for your quick and dirty solution. Does it work in your projects? Here the "repeaters" still stay open. Ryan, that's really good news! We are looking forward to the next version (or so)

Yeah, i got your point, but then you just collapse the fields inside every item. The item itself stays open.

diogo, thank you for your reply. Perhaps my description was bad. Repeaters fit perfect for the needs of the project and the costumers are in love with it, because they understand it in a second. In my point of view, there is no need to use pages. It's just a little bit of cosmetics to the usability in the admin. Your suggested solution doesn't work, because in case of "allways collapsed" the whole "repeater" is collapsed. I just want to collapse the items (not the fields) inside by default. Any further suggestions? Thanks.

Hey there, PW is great and so are repeaters. But i am bothered by great amounts of items in a repeater-field. So much to scroll... Is it possible to change the settings in a way that when a page is loaded in the manager, the repeater-field itself is visible, but the populated items in it are collapsed by default? Thank you for your support.

Wanze, thank you for your fast answer to our question. Your solution works right "out-of-the-box". By looking at it again ("id=1,1001,1003") is truly embarrassing. Grüße aus Deutschland.

Hey there, currently we are developing our first project with Processwire. Coming from MODX Revolution we are absolutely impressed by the simplicity and power of processwire. ...and the speed of the Admin All things are running great, except of one requirement. We got stuck on building a navigation by ID. Means we want to get a list of defined pages. For example: "Show a list of pages with the ids 1, 1001, 1003, 1007" $homepage = $pages->get("id=1,1001,1003"); Everything we tried (find, array and so on) didn't work. What are we doing wrong? Or is there a other "best-practice" to build a list like this? Thank you so much for your support and all your efforts on this great project!