John Kelleher
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RT @ZDNet: Microsoft: Nearly one in three Azure virtual machines now are running Linux https://t.co/mHtbwgEkB4 @maryjofoley https://t.co/yx…
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RT @ZDNet: Microsoft: Nearly one in three Azure virtual machines now are running Linux https://t.co/mHtbwgEkB4 @maryjofoley https://t.co/yx…
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RT @ZDNet: Microsoft: Nearly one in three Azure virtual machines now are running Linux https://t.co/mHtbwgEkB4 @maryjofoley https://t.co/yx…
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RT @ZDNet: Microsoft: Nearly one in three Azure virtual machines now are running Linux https://t.co/mHtbwgEkB4 @maryjofoley https://t.co/yx…
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RT @ZDNet: Microsoft: Nearly one in three Azure virtual machines now are running Linux https://t.co/mHtbwgEkB4 @maryjofoley https://t.co/yx…
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RT @ZDNet: Microsoft: Nearly one in three Azure virtual machines now are running Linux https://t.co/mHtbwgEkB4 @maryjofoley https://t.co/yx…
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RT @ZDNet: Microsoft: Nearly one in three Azure virtual machines now are running Linux https://t.co/mHtbwgEkB4 @maryjofoley https://t.co/yx…
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RT @ZDNet: Microsoft: Nearly one in three Azure virtual machines now are running Linux https://t.co/mHtbwgEkB4 @maryjofoley https://t.co/yx…
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RT @LOOKWESTie: .@Entirl announces €5m fund for 48 projects in drive for new local and regional job creation https://t.co/WNH33PWNTJ https:…
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Very much sold on Processwire (thanks Ryan et al) and looking to supplant various dev stacks with it. Have a local charity needing a system to look after a collection of client records and produce a bunch of reports on how the clients engage with the support services. Basic func. spec: CRUD operations on clients - all fine for PW, I know though if anyone knows of some code/modules to aid in this... Secure logon for limited no users - I know I can do this for the back-end but I'll need much simpler front-end interaction for the users. Is there any way to 'tap into' this back-end login/registration/forget password functionality and expose it at the front-end? To handle custom reporting, I'm guessing I pass form values (using ajax?) to PHP functions that invoke the PW engine to retrieve certain pages. In effective, I'm building a simple CRM (can't find a simple-enough commercial one!). Any guidance/assurances on suitability of PW welcome, Thanks and thanks for the great work input so far on PW, J
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"The future's here, it's just not that evenly distributed ". Fascinating to think that while I might not get my… http://t.co/J6aXQQLolu
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What Massimo Vignelli can teach designers today | Graphic design | Creative Bloq http://t.co/UAPNbcM6wP
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Slow day at the office. (StackOverflow is down. Thousands of Programmers are getting fired, right now.… http://t.co/q9HZUgZUf4
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Am I right - does this work for Processwire?
John Kelleher replied to John Kelleher's topic in General Support
Craig, thanks for the quick and comprehensive reply. This fits with my 'take' on PW and makes it a good fit for other similar projects. Rgds, J -
I'm creating a site to showcase project work from my students. I know this is a breeze with my conventional SQL database and ASP.NET tooling but hopefully I can work this out in Processwire. Can anyone comment on whether this plan holds water? Each Project has: Name Student members (1-4) n photos or videos or audio clips Obviously a page with a backing template with the appropriate field types works here. However, the members need to be selected from a separate list of Students. This suggests a PageReference field I reckon and a repeater to handle 1-4 Students. I have student details (ID & Name & Programme of Study & Yr of Study) in CSV file so guess I can generate pages from that file to create a collection of Students. I may want to filter Projects by 'Programme of Study' (from Student page). Should I create Student pages as a child page of 'Programme of Study' with maybe an in-between parent of 'Year of Study'? I might also permit access to the Project page only to those students who are members. So maybe setting Students up as users is the better way to go? I guess I'm looking for guidance around how to implement foreign key relations as you would normally do for a database. I'm guessing there are performance issues around the kind of querying I might want to do but there are hopefully some rules of thumb around establishing relations between entities (pages) in Processwire. Thanks, John
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RT @engadget: NASA's Voyager 1 escapes our sun's warm embrace, becomes the first manmade device to enter interstellar space - http://t.co/…
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Excellent module, well done.
