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Nico Knoll

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  1. Have you changed some paths? Because the "backend" in the path shouldn't be there normally..

    Which ProcessWire version are you using? If not dev try dev :)

    Further description:
    The problem is that the path doesn't exist in the htaccess file (because of "backend"). So processwire's htaccess doesn't process it. That's why your browser tries to open the actual directory which - of course - doesn't exists, too. (And maybe it's even blocked by htaccess too). So you're not allowed to access that path and get a 403.

    If you try to open that path manually in your browser you should get a 403, too

  2. mail() is a native PHP function. So if it is not working take a look at your server configuration.

    wireMail() is the ProcessWire implementation of this function. Try to use this instead as it offers some more features: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/5693-new-module-type-wiremail/

    Anyway I would suggest you to take a look on FormBuilder as it is made exactly for your use case :)

    https://processwire.com/talk/store/product/2-form-builder-single/

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  3. When I circle over the projects with the mouse the hover effect falls behind, which leads to a quite unresponsive feeling. 

    Thanks :) But I'm not sure what you mean exactly with this?

  4. Hey,

    I finally finished the website of the agency I worked for. The agency is Berlin based and called "DOJO" (because it's founded by Dominic and Joachim).

    It looks like this:

    post-140-0-25741500-1430297486_thumb.jpg

    Here is a link: http://dojofuckingyeah.de

    It was a lot of work and I still have to do some bugfixes. 

    But anyway it's online at least :)

    If you have questions, comments or found a bug: just let me know :)

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  5. Thanks :) 

    I would like to see it in core, too. Just need some more people to try it and find bugs (there will be if you're using IE8 or something). And somehow inline mode looks wrong and I don't know how to fix it.

    So if ryan would like to implement it somehow (or some one else and then creating a pull request): feel free to do so :)

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