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Sure. Just edit admin page and under settings tab change "name" field.

Default address for admin is /processwire/, so in your case: http://mandaroak.com/pw/processwire/ EDIT: And welcome to forums and pw - I'm sure you will enjoy the ride!

When we get versions, then need for locks is smaller. Although there are benefits from locks in that scenario too (no need for merging afterwards). I think ideal solution for locks is that it is a message with notify who is editing + ability to "open the lock" but which requires a click.

Versions > Lock

Yesterday's Facebook traffic came from Smashing magazine also: http://www.facebook.com/smashmag?sk=wall

This is great news! Very interesting to see from analytics how many people comes from twitter today.

Ah, you probably need to add pdate as autojoin field. It's under advanced tab.

sort=-pdate should work. If I remember correctly, dates are saved as Unix timestamp on SBM and input format doesn't matter here.

It might be better to use IETF language tag as a name. As wikipedia says: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_code That means en-GB (for British English) and en-US (for US English), fi-FI for Finnish etc.. Allows even funny stuff like en-US-x-pirate for pirate talk But as languages are pages then this is more question about default naming convention and we can actually set the names however we want? Then it might be good to keep "en" as default and then if someones really cares they can create en-GB or even that pirate-stuff...

I am building new module little bit similar to comments, and I am wondering how does it work. The part that is confusing for me is that how does it know when to process input? Only thing that we need in templates is <?php echo $page->comments->render(); and yet somehow PW knows that it should process post before generating the output.

Great update! Tried quickly and works as expected.

Great to read such a detailed information, Ryan. This looks great! Thanks for building this and can't wait to start translating pw! EDIT: Read this again with more time, and gotta say that you really nailed this. I don*t find even a single shortcoming at least for use cases in our company.

Hmm.. I am pretty sure that including at the index.php is not the best way to do it. Which version of CI are you using? 2.0+ or 1.xx? I am heading to bed now, but will look for this topic - probably helpful for many.

Do you want to run PW from subdirectory? Like www.domain.com serves your CI application, but www.domain.com/cms/ would be ProcessWire? If that is the case, then I wouldn't go bootstrapping at all, I would just install the pw in to the subdir. I'm not sure but you might need to change something in CI .htaccess to allow that. PW is fine to install into the subdir though. If you need to access PW API from CI application, then you would need to include pw at some point of your app. Might require small wrapper file, but probably not (what I remember when I worked with CI, it does stay out of the way most of the time).

Well, not sure when, but doesn't PW 2 turn 1 soon? I don't know what you consider as a birthday, but Forrst says that you posted "Introducing ProcessWire 2.0" 11 months ago.

Great to hear! Now that I played with this little more, gotta say that I really enjoy the overall polish you have put into this. Very, very nice work. I think it has best pagelist implementation so far - nice balance between effective to use and nice to look at. Also this fixed top and left side gives this nice "application" feel, at least on bigger screen this is just perfect. Might be good idea to throw in some simple media queries to provide nice 1 column UI for smaller screens also. By the way: If you use AdminBar and latest commit of it, then you can customize it looks just by adding AdminBarCustom.css to your /modules/AdminBar/ folder. It would be great to see first "AdminBar skin" also

One more issue, the font that is used on titles doesn't support äöå characters - leaves those empty.

Guys, you are releasing too many great admin designs lately - I have big difficulties to decide which one I should settle This one is super clean and has many very nice details (like view site, up arrow when browsing to bottom). Excellent work nikola, thanks for this theme! Only few minor issues though: 1) If poor resolution or small window, the left side doesn't work (elements get hidden without scrolling possibility) 2) When moving pages, the placeholder for drop area is too small (easy fix with css) 3) I kind of used to dropdowns and quick access to subpages.. maybe those could be always visible opened with small font on left menu? No other issues, works great and is definitely one of my favorites!

Congrats on your Birthday Ryan! It's not sad to be older and wiser Have you posted to Opensourcecms about their voting system? It seems to me that it should be quick fix to do - although not sure if there is anyone who cares enough (site feels like there is no one giving love for it). Great stories from everyone, I love the ballerina stuff too

No you didn't, you just put it on hold for a moment Just bought three games from gog.com (lovely site btw). They were bargain: http://www.gog.com/en/promo/atari_collection Rollercoaster Tycoon 1 & 2 and Witcher. Little bit over 10$ total. Just played Rollercoaster Tycoon for few hours - great fun and brings back nice memories from childhood

I found PW first from google too. I was looking for new PHP/MySQL CMS, and my biggest requirement was custom content types (templates & fields in pw). So I did searches like "custom content type php cms", also tried to find cms comparison posts and their comments, so I searched a lot with cms names I did know and had that custom content type feature I was after: "expression engine, drupal" etc... I liked the video, although it is a bit too long for introduction. Two minutes of Ryan before we even see ProcessWire I think that something like 3-5 mins would be perfect.

Basic management is pretty easy - mostly you need to get known with Apache. I would install latest Ubuntu LTS (10.04) so you wouldn't need upgrading your os until 2015: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LTS (make sure you install the server edition). There are tons of help online and nothing very complicated if you use basic LAMP stack. Google and Linode docs helps, and sure you can always ask here (we need that web dev -talk forum) or any other forum for help. I am by no means server admin myself - I just run few of my hobby projects on my own VPS, but I have had zero problems with them. At work we have guys better than I am on handling that stuff.

This is great news! Really looking forward to seeing community built site profiles!

There isn't any browser prefixed css in main.css. Stuff you are seeing are probably from user agent stylesheet: ie. default styles for firefox - they are same on every site and come from browser, not from site. Firebug probably shows those too, at least chrome developer tools shows chrome styles.

I am very interested to here how people find ProcessWire. Did you heard about it from twitter or blog post? Some tedious google search or something totally different. Also - how did you found your first visits? Did it make impressions from the beginning or did it took time? Do you go straight to demo or do you read forums and docs first? Or just install and try - what is your method when you find something new and interesting software? We are doing more and more promoting, and also planning redesign to the site so, this is all very valuable feedback.