JFn

Will there be another master release in the near future? I've seen some nifty features passing by in the dev version since 3.0.98, and eager to use some of them in production environments...

Are the Profields support pages down? Can't locate them anymore...

edit: sorry, my bad, my license expired...

Hi Horst,

pim2 v0.2.9 running on PW 2.8.62 overwrites the original image instead of making a variation.

I'm using the canvas method

<img src="<? echo $image->pim2Load('pim')->setQuality(90)->setOutputFormat('png')->canvas(240,160)->pimSave()->httpUrl; ?>">

chears,
JFN.

Is this thread abandoned??

Or just do

$session->cursus = $page->title;

and

$session->cursus = NULL;

and to retrieve

echo $session->cursus;

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like you're mixing up front-end and back-end processwire cms stuff.

Are your visitors editing the scorecards in the backend/cms?

If so, make a front-end page with a form that has a pulldown menu for selecting the course, that way you can pre-fill the tees, colors and distances.

And don't bother how it looks in the backend, here you just provide all your course and tee data (and save the visitors scores)

If you wan't to organize all the course  backend options more compact (and with less overhead) have a look at Ryan's ProTable module http://processwire.com/api/modules/profields/table/

You can use the module AdminCustomFiles by Martijn to accomplish this, and add the link via jQuery when 'edit page' loads.

Sunday morning 

Just out of curiosity,

is there a reason why the Pages > Tree doesn't point to 'page/list' but just to 'page' ? 

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Very usefull module, thanks. For me an easy way to inject custom jQuery wizardry into some pages, without touching the core modules.

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Looks like a great tool.

Will ProLister be part of the ProFields package?

If you make custom admin pages (ie. with a custom process), and want the new theme module applied to them, make sure you change the site's index.php "$adminTplDir" variable (~ around line nr. 80) to:

$adminTplDir = "modules/AdminTheme/AdminThemeDefault";

Great new theme module btw !