Nico Knoll

But what I don't get is how the module can know that 'about' means 'sobre'. Is there any connection between translated files or how does it work?

I don't get it. How does the module know that /es/sobre/fondo/ belongs to /about/background/?

Here's something I never finished but what's kind of something similar: AutoUpgrade This module checks if a new version of processwire is available and if it should be it'll show a message with a link. After clicking the link it'll automatically download the new version dezip it and replace the old files. But it's still alpha so you always backup your system before running an upgrade. AutoUpgrade.zip

Nice, thanks for helping

Could you post a link to the latest version again? And which kind of payments are supported?

Well I got a job where I could need this module Is it save to use the latest posted version?

Mmm should be: $article->created; (it'll give you the timestamp, so you have to use it like this: date('Y-m-d', $article->created)

mmm I guess something like this should work: $articles = $pages->find('template=blog_article'); foreach($articles as $article) { echo $article->title; }

Yes it is. You'd have to create a "blog_admin.php" in your templates folder or display the articles on a special page (e.g. /blog, but then articles would have a path like /article/abc).

I guess it should be available at /article. But you can change the name to blog so you can get your posts if you're typing /blog.

@gottberg: Now you should have some pages in your page tree called "article", "page" and "category". You can post your posts as subpages of "article" (using the "blog_article" template) or static pages as subpages of "page" (using the "blog_page" template). And if you want some categories for your articles you should first create some categories as childs of "category" and later the select the wanted while you're creating the article. Tags for you're article are avaiable, too (you'll see it if you create a new page using the "blog_article" template). / Nico

So.... I guess I have to write a module for this?

Well, thank you for the code but I meant in the backend page tree. (I would need a module I guess)

Well, I guess I forgot to insert a command to check if you are in the backend. Will add it today

Hi, is there a way to pin a page to the top of the page tree? I mean that every other page is sorted by date but this one. / Nico

I thought we want to combine the forum and the wiki? And I would like to experiment on it

All right

Anything new?

Guess what: I'm german. @SiNNuT: The only disadvantage he's talking about is that he doesn't know/there isn't a way to use a page with multiple templates but only with header + template + footer. (He wants to create something like: header + news + teaser + footer)

wiki.processwire.com +1 And I would use MediaWiki, too. I mean this forum doesn't use PW as well so why should wiki? And with the plugin found by SiNNuTs it would perfectly with just one login

If nobody has started working on a PW wiki version I would start with it

@diogo: I guess I'll better should show "Artkel" and "Notizen" instead of "Suche"

@apeisa OK, I added it and uploaded the new version. Maybe it'll work

Well, my blog stadtpirat.net is responsive, too

Yeah, but could you look at "permissions" -> "roles" which rights the user groups are exactly have?