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I think biggest similarity is that both have custom fields / templates / content types as a native way of doing things. This of course then leads to full control on markup.

This will be super easy. Just follow the basic tutorial with planets, read docs on this site and ask whenever you get stuck. I would link the tutorial, but I am in mobile.

Height auto is the magic.

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This blog post and comments there might be an interest for you: http://gadgetopia.com/post/7242 My personal opinion is that 99% of times it is excellent feature to have single hierarchy (with additional metadata and relations, that allow exceptions to navigation etc). But there should be always clear understanding where the page/content actually lives.

From mobile: check field settings and resave the field. Empty modules cache.

Sessions are based on cookies, which are domain spesific. So you need some kind of single sign on solution to share sessions between the domains.

Hahaa. So was that ass oil I already ordered some kind of fake... oh damn!

I edited my post in linked topic trying to make this fact more clear and avoid further confusion

I had same error than Pete had. My linux did merge the folders instead of overwriting, so it left removed files there.

Not sure I follow this very well, but why not use pure html & css? You could use data-attributes to hold additional metadata that is required.

Pete, this might be good help also: http://processwire.com/talk/topic/1901-possibility-to-login-user-through-api-without-knowing-password/

Similar thing needed to be done at Fortrabbit, if anyone tries that for pw.

There isn't such a thing, at least yet. But if you allow only one template then it is assumed.

Selector problem in dev branch, this works in master but throws an exception in dev: <?php if ($page->template == "organisation") $organisation = $page; else $organisation = $page->parents()->filter("template=organisation")->first(); foreach ($page->parents as $p) { echo $p->title . $p->template; // This is just debugging to be sure there is at least one parent with template "organisation" } // Organisation not found, bad bad if ( ! $organisation->id) throw new WireException("Organisation not found");

I was wondering what Martijn was talking about when he said "it feels better". But after trying this theme I can only agree. There seems to be little js tweaks at least on page list, which makes this theme feel much faster than default. Overall very polished and great theme, also nicely done responsive. I might even consider switching (still big believer in default theme).

I did update to latest dev version and now it throws this error everywhere on admin: 2012-12-28 00:30:56 ? http://localhost:808...0/?/����Compile Error Cannot redeclare class SessionLoginThrottle (line 17 of /...path.../wire/modules/Session/SessionLoginThrottle/SessionLoginThrottle.module) Ah, it seems Mint Linux did merge the files, instead of replacing the folder. It does work as expected now.

I can think only two reasons for these things happening: either some security stuff from your host (you should contact them and ask if they have installed anything on date when it stopped working) or then some bad behaving autoload module (or admin theme).

Do you have any custom modules installed? Especially autoload modules. Or have you edited admin theme?

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I love the idea of cross hair cropping!

It is built in template, you find it from templates, filter, show built in templates.

If files do get uploaded, but arent visible through sftp, then problem lies in your sftp program. Maybe your sftp program is caching the directory view and requires clicking refresh?

Detailed tutorial about image and file fields would be awesome!

Time to start my DeLorean and steal few modules from Soma again