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neildaemond

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  1. thanks! my guess was yes.. but didn't want to have to find out the hard way~ ...oh, and someone else might be wondering too (btw, only taking 1.5hrs to reply my post is quite amazing!)
  2. I was just wondering if this module supports more than 1 rss feed per template. ie, could i do something like this? $rss = $modules->get("MarkupRSS"); $rss2 = $modules->get("MarkupRSS"); $rss3 = $modules->get("MarkupRSS"); ...
  3. Thanks for looking at the page guys... Is that cheatsheet new? I just noticed it on the site a couple days ago~ That laundry machine hack was really fun, I can't tell you how sketchy it was standing there with a laptop connected to a dryer.. Drew some odd looks, lol .. Luckily no one at university would bother to raise any flags And Ryan, I cant tell you how glad I was to find processwire, being kind of new to php and web dev, and after dabbling with drupal and getsimple.. I couldnt do what I wanted without taking a considerable amount of time to become a "drupal expert"... believe me, I read up and tried, and alight I could have, it just didn't seem worth it... I would have rather learned a real framework,lol Processwire is perfect for company websites and such... I have yet to try out the possibilities as a backend for full out web apps with users and accounts, but i don't think it was designed for that purpose, right? I still think it may be possible for some simpler web apps, I'll give it a shot soon enough~ I appreciate all the effort put int this CMS, and I think you guys are getting it right. I woul like to help out too, just let me know where I can find out what you need help with
  4. haha, I feel like I'm looking up the api again... But, I do remember it looking quite nice the first time I saw it, too
  5. I updated my website using processwire. The api made it really easy for me to add a 'cheat sheet' section where I could implement a Category Tree instead of just tags. To do that I added a Page field to the cheat sheet template, then at the time of creating a cheatsheet, I link the category page. On the category template, I check all my cheatsheets to see if it contains the category page or a child of it. I realize that this kind of traversing might be computationally intensive if there is many cheatsheets, but I don't think I'll be able to write enough of them to make it that noticeable. The Comments module was very easy to implement as well. I tried to use the Contact Form module for the contact me section, but my dev server wasn't setup for php email yet. I decided to stick with my foxyforms contact box... for now (Processwire is so much more fun though). I'm also working on a very customized page for my workplace. I chose this CMS because it is very good with custom fields and it has a nice interface for clients. www.neilpahl.com Thanks to Processwire~!
  6. I am TOTALLY seeing that for myself :D Even with little to no php experience, I've been able to accomplish exactly what I wanted to do, with very little fuss using the api. And my needs were very custom... where drupal and simpleCMS failed me, processwire succeeded. Ryan is a godsend for creating this project!
  7. Thanks for the module guys, and the clear installation instructions. I am impressed every time I see Ryan solve someone problems with just one quick reply... Anyhow, I installed this module and tried it out. However, in the page edit screen, all I saw was a grey box where the map was supposed to load. I added the field to the page template. I haven't yet added the $page->map into the template file... Any ideas where to start debugging this? I am running this on my home Ubuntu server which I use for development.. so my configurations could be off~ I tried firefox and explorer and got the same result~ EDIT: wait... explorer gave the error message "stack overflow on line: 28"
  8. Thanks a bunch for the quick reply you guys, I'm sorry I asked the same question, but that post didn't come up in any of my searches... That link was exactly it, so easy that I could fix it from my phone ssh on my way to work All i had to do was go to /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-defalut and change the virtual host entry in the section <directory /var/www/> ... AllowOveride None <- i changed this to AllowOveride All ... Thanks again, can't wait to dive into this CMS and hope it lives up to its reputation for custom data types and fields
  9. Hey all, this cms looks very promising and I'm very anxious to give it a go. But, I can't seem to figure out what I'm doing wrong here. I extracted the files to /var/www/p21/ then changed the permission to 775 and 664 with owners neil:www-data I ran the web installer which didn't have any hick-ups. Opened the site at <myip>/p21/ to see the sample front page looking ok. but, when i click on any links, or go to <myip>/p21/processwire/ i get 404s saying something like one of these: The requested URL /p21/about/ was not found on this server. The requested URL /p21/processwire/ was not found on this server. The requested URL /p21/templates/ was not found on this server. with this at the bottom: Apache/2.2.14 (Ubuntu) Server at <myip> Port 80 any hints on to how i should debug this? I've tried using the zip, tar and git installation methods I've tried chmoding everything to 777 i've tried chowning everything to www-data:www-data am i not handling the .htaccess file properly? I don't really know how to use them that well.. yet. did it not install properly? do i need to set something in the config? or am i not meeting the requirements and the installer didn't notice? if i turn on the debug mode, how do i check the logs? any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, neil
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