Nico Knoll

Found the error and corrected it. Also specified when this module should be loaded (I wrote a comment next to your "TODO" comment in your code about this ) It's all in the pull-request. Edit: Think I oversaw something. I'll take a second look.

If someone needs a ProcessWire intro for a video - take a look here: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/6642-processwire-logo-vector/?p=65208

Could you send me the whole code so I could try to reconstruct it..

If someone want's to use this as kind of an intro or want to play around with it just drop me a line and I'll send you the after effects file or rendered 1080p version of it. If you need another background just give me the image and I'll create a video or you. I think that would be a great addition for the screencasts we recently talked about.

I created a pull request at GitHub. Changed only like 5 lines. But should be much nicer now

Thanks, Manfred! (Have you added them to the GitHub Repo, too?)

Only know issue is repeater support. I'm looking for a solution but it's not that easy...

Which code do you use to access the data?

I made a video too: (it's converting currently)

@Joss: You're certainly right. Same game here. But at least a notification - as Horst mentioned - would be nice

Added CKEditor support.

Yeah I think it's fine this way. Even if it allows double language installations - you could install a language manually two times, too.

Got it for ehm free. I'm a poor student so this is okay.

Couldn't you just add us as "Co-Creater" to the fork or we use or own forks if we want to add changes? I think we should not rip it apart.

Hey, could anyone provide the current PW logo as a vector? I'm working on some animation stuff (completely new in this section). A really not polished sample (first play around with After Effects) using a self-made vector of the logo:

I updated it.

Ah okay, cool, I'll take a look.

Hey, thanks for this great answer. 1. I added your addition. 2. It's ProcessLanguage (without s) (ProcessLanguages wouldn't work) 3. Included it. 4. Added it. 5. I'm not sure which function can replace downloadFile... 6. Integrated. 7. changed it and updated it to 1.0.0

I've added it to the modules section. Should be stable: http://modules.processwire.com/modules/language-instant-install/

Hey, I'm not sure if it already exists or not, but it would be nice if ProcessWire would notify me if a new version is available and offer a auto upgrade option (like with the modules). -- Nico

Hey, there are a lot of modules using submodules recently which is great in my opinion because it underlines the way Processwire works. Examples are for example: Apeisa's Payment and Shipping modules, netcarver's new ProcessDiagnostic module and Adrian's ProcessMigrator. All of them are using more or less different approaches - abstract classes, etc - and I'm not sure which is best. But I think a core support for submodules could be a nice addition. One way to do it could be a "parent-module" setting in submodule's "module config" and a "getSubmodules" function in parent classes. Maybe you could add an abstract class like done with ConfigurableModule for this reason (e.g. ParentModule). Additionally apeisas way to use a abstract class would stay possible but wouldn't be necessary with this approach. What do you think? -- Nico

I've looked a lot around tested like 20 different CMS (and wrote like 20 custom CMS - that's how I learned PHP) but never found the perfect. I knew I was looking for a CMS which is modular and not as bloated as WP was (and is). Then I read a tweet from @smashingmagazine with a link to processwire back in 2011 and knew I was home after playing around with it.

Inserted the solution in my Pull-Request https://github.com/netcarver/PW-ProcessDiagnostics/pull/5/files#diff-7b92e1e8d36f260058aff5af1944380f

Could you PM me the whole thing?