Nico Knoll

Does it work with external URLs to?

Hey, Merry Christmas! Today I finished the migration of my blog from WordPress to ProcessWire. I had the move like 300 articles and 600 comments. And yeah, I've got it. So here it is (may the first whole blog with Processwire?): http://stadtpirat.net/ Greets, Nico

Because the name of the front page isn't "home" it's "" or "/". So try this: if (($page->parent != '/') && ($page->template->name == 'basic-page') && $page->numChildren)

If you would export a .csv from your database it should escapes '"'s automatically

Looks great!

Maybe Ryan knows it?

You have to escape '"'s with "\".

Hmm... I'm not good with htaccess... So is there a way to use the PHP way? :/

So, what is the best/preferred compression method of Processwire pages and how can I use it?

Hi, is there a way to use the following code at the top of my template or somewhere else? ob_start("ob_gzhandler"); Greets, Nico

And if you want to manage (see/clear) your logs in the backend you can use my this module: http://processwire.com/talk/index.php/topic,738.0.html

You can use: <?php $findName = $sanitizer->name($_GET["name"]); $findTemplate = $sanitizer->name($_GET["template"]); $redirect =$pages->get('template='.$findTemplate.', name='.$findName)->url; if($redirect) { $session->redirect($redirect); } ?>

That's one of the methods I like most! And it works (even with this code which is "done wrong from the beginning") so everything is fine

Change it like this and it should work fine: #fullBackground { margin: 0 auto; width: 985px; text-align: left; background-image: url(images/main_background.gif); background-repeat: repeat-y; float: left; position: relative; left: 50%; margin-left: -492px; }

The problem is that you're positioning elements with "position:absolute". Don't do it! Just use "float". Because if you're using "position:absolute" it won't belong to the main box and won't scale it. Kind of the same for "position:relative".

Try to add "float:left;width:100%;" to body.

Hi, the default comment form ($page->comments->renderForm()) only includes "name", "email" and "text" but I need an URL field so that the person who is commenting can add its URL. Is there a way to realize this? Greets, Nico

Got it.

Hi, I want that every page is available as "http://www.domain.tld/%name%/" without the parent in the URL. But I don't want to waive (<- right word?) parent pages... Is there a way to do this? Greets, Nico

You're idea about how to create categories is great! Thanks!

I think my template would have a "category" and a "tags" field. So first it should look for the same tags. (And maybe in the second step for the same category)

At the end I want to use something like: $page->relatedPages as $relatedPage { echo $relatedPage->title; // $relatedPage should be a PageArray } It should work completely automatically. And I want to have an option page where I can say what is the most important point in which they should be related with. And maybe the second important and the third or so. I guess it would work like a specified search which caches like 5 related page in each page. And if I create a new page it looks for related pages and saves them in the "relatedPages" field (so it probably should be a Fieldtype). So the module wouldn't increase the front-end's loading time.

Like you have related posts on blogs. Maybe a related topic. Or so.

Hi, I would like to have a module which shows me related pages to the current (or an PageArray). Greets, Nico

Updated german. (http://processwire.com/talk/index.php/topic,598.msg5904.html#msg5904) It now supports cloning