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Ehm... http://processthemes.com (WIP)
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Quick hint: already saved snippets.pw and trying to create a blog/snippet collection so you get easier into pw. But it's only a concept at the moment.
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Let's Highlight Processwire's Ability To Be An "enterprise Cms"
Nico Knoll replied to marcus's topic in Pub
@NorbertH: I like your points. And I think you're right with all of them. Especially this part: -
I'm really honored that my proof-of-cponcept module inspired you And this one looks really promising. Is it going to be a core module? And does it show a message after login that a new version is available?
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This request was aborted because it appears to be forged
Nico Knoll replied to Gazley's topic in General Support
Scroll down a little and try the tricks on this page: http://processwire.com/docs/tutorials/troubleshooting-guide/page2 -
Yeah it's a timed cache. I could implement something like "?modulecacherefresh=1" or something similar - and I think it just shows all modules
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@adrian: You're right... forgot to upload it. I think I will spend some time this weekend on finishing processwire.tv
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Montjuïc was my favorite - great view from up there
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You're welcome: http://processwire.tv/downloads/
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Or do a simple workaround: for ($i=0; $i < count($products); $i++) { // define a placeholder $products->eq($i)->link = $products->eq($i)->url; $products->eq($i)->of(false); $products->eq($i)->random = "hi$i"; // if you want to change the url you can now do it as simple as: $products->eq($i)->link = "url"; var_dump($products->eq($i)->random, $products->eq($i)->link); $products->eq($i)->of(true); } // now go out and use "link" instead of "url"
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Merged it. Would be nice if somebody could try it and tell me if it's working again
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To expansive for me I think.
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Got even better If you should need help anytime soon with this project or another ProcessWire related - just drop me a line
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Tanks to all of you so far. It's actually a really amazing trip already: a lot of nice people in my hostel I got to know (espacially this lovely british girl ) and an amazing city! Will post more when I'm back
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Hey, I'm going to Barcelona tomorrow. Any tipps what I should visit? Maybe anyone even living there and wants to meet? Thanks, Nico
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How did the css was implemented in the sample site?
Nico Knoll replied to lord_dupalski's topic in Getting Started
No they aren't. Ryan once mentioned that he likes using a "main.php" a lot more but is using "head.inc" and "foot.inc" because a lot of people coming from Wordpress only know this why and understand template making a lot quicker.- 8 replies
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WOW! That's one of the coolest thing for ProcessWire I've ever seen!!!!!1 (If possible I would like it a hundred times more)
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But doesn't it has to be an autoload module then?
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Shouldn't be that hard to implement I guess.
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Hey, I would love to have something like $config->defaultTemplateFile in the config.php. What it should do: If set to "true" every template (except admin of course) should use the defined template file instead of its own. If you want to use another file (or the default file like page.php for page) you have to define it as "alternate template filename". Advantage: It's great if you're using a ajax driven site if you don't have to set every template to use e.g. "main.php" or "app.php" or whatever. What do you guys think? -- Nico
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Nice! Let's hack all WordPress sites and bring them down. I anyway don't like WordPress.
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I tried summernote. But the requirement of bootstrap is really annoying.
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Btw.: Fieldsets as fields maybe don't make sense in the backend but it makes a lot of sense if you're writing a module or just using the API for a form.
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I like the system how it is now. I just give tabs names like "_sidebar" to distinguish them from normal fields. @ivan: Just create a template called "default" or whatever including all the fields you want to use in all templates. Then - when you create a new one - just select "default" in the field which asks you if you want to copy some fields of another template.