Nico Knoll

You find it in /site/assets/logs/errors.txt

@charles aka. @cstevensjr: I'm glad you like your real life name, too.

Well I'm often having problems to upload even 5mb files (I think it's due to the server). And I think ftp would handle this much better. So I would love to at least have an option to use it

Did you know: If you double click on a menu point like "Pages" or "Modules" you directly go to the overview page. Really nice! (@renobird: Btw.: I still would love to get my changes into it if possible and if you like it https://processwire.com/talk/topic/7625-reno-theme/page-3#entry78885 )

(just googled this as I wanted to see if there is already an option and found this topic which was started by me and can't remember when I started it )

https://github.com/NicoKnoll/ProcessTemplateEditor/tree/e7d27dbad6b38678137a023b26d8cca9f0d042c9 (the forum thought the ")" would be part of the url)

Looks really nice

I think most of the major pages should be covered by now. I'm not 100% happy the way it looks in the multilanguage translate thing because of the html tags used in the strings but I'm not sure how to solve that better...

It's 2.5 only in the new release. You could use an older release which works with 2.4... (This one: https://github.com/NicoKnoll/ProcessTemplateEditor/tree/e7d27dbad6b38678137a023b26d8cca9f0d042c9)

Found it: He just uses extends ProcessPageType

Hi, just a quick question: In some of Ryan's modules like "ProcessLanguage" it is possible to use /edit/?id=1234 but I don't find any reference in the code. How is this done? I want to include this in a module, too... Greets, Nico

I would solve this with kind of child-products. So you have one base product + 5 child products/customizations for example which have there own price and get added to the invoice as separat products. I'm going to need something similar as I'm working on a "customized skateboards" site.

I moved this to Wishlist.

Hey, yes it is completely translatable. Just go to "setup -> languages" (you have to have multilanguage support activated) and chooses german or create german. There are two sections then: frontend and backend translations. Add a new backend translations and choose the modules file.

Mine is working fine

Why not using a template for this?

I'm really really curious as I'm currently in the need of a shopping (or at least payment + cart + tax) module

I don't see the problem here? Or what do you expect your output to look like?

What happens if you don't have a site "about-us" but you have it in your url and a user tries to access it directly? I guess a 404 or a redirect? You could create "about us" as a page using a template which has no equivalent template file in the "templates" folder so it would throw a 404 if you try to access it. Or you could create the assigned template file and use $session->redirect();. In both cases I would recommend you to create "about us" as a real parent page. (It's also easier to understand the page structure in the backend than). (Btw: On this site (http://sgym.de/) I'm using the redirect method.)

Okay @NorbertH: I updated the module. Could you try it and tell me if the bug is fixed?

Hey - the problem is that there are no fields to delete if only updated and not installed. 0.3.0 is not compatible to 0.6.0 and I think the best thing todo is to delete 0.3.0 first and then install 0.6.0. (Still beta until 1.0.0). In your case you just have to comment the uninstall method out or delete it completely from the module's file. @everyone with the other bug: I manged to get it working today. Need to do some more test and will upload it tomorrow.

Well for me it works with just having parent::init() ... (I updated ProcessLogs today for example: https://github.com/NicoKnoll/ProcessLogs)

Don't worry - I'll take a look later on today Don't worry - I'll take a look later on today

Just add parent::init() to the init function. Then you don't need parent::install() and parent::uninstall() (I started updating my process modules with this new technique )

This only works for Process-Modules, doesn't it?