spoetnik

Thanks for taking the effort to debug my problem. I have rebuild teh multi-language as suggested using LanguagePageNames. This works like a charm! Tanks for pointing me in that direction.

I have got the module working, manually accesing the urlś work. I can't get your Language Switch to work. Any ideas? It only displays the non-default language names, and these both link to the page with the default language.

Any thoughts on how to use this module together with your LanguageLocalizedURL Module??

Nice use of the schema-less MongoDB!

Drupal uses Features. Export configuration settings from database to a module to disk. These features could be managed using Git or something. Enables Continouos Integration Scenarios like these :: http://www.slideshare.net/LimoenGroen/continuous-integration-15295346

Any Progress on this installation profile??

Sorry, something went wrong (in my head) posting this question. Thanks for your answer, I have bought the formbuilder, an amazing tool worth it's money!!

Is it possible to populate a selectbox bases on a page reference? So a Parent of "Brand", with childs "Dell", "Sony", "Apple", "You get the idea" to populate a selectbox "Brands" Is it possible to populate a selecbox based on a page reference? So a parent of "Brand", with childs "Apple", "Sony", "Dell" could populate the selectbox "Brands"??

Amazing stuff!! Never seen a formbuilder this easy!! Would be very nice if this could build the check-out page of the E-Commerce module

Do you see a (hidden) .htaccess file in the root of your vhost folders? This file handles the rewrite-rules for your local links

In this specific example, they sell kiteboards. One board with different sizes (variations), but each size has it's own print...

I have been cracking on with E-commerce for Processwire, and I love it so far! Still lots to do. Thinking of building an IcePay Payment module (http://www.icepay.com/api-2-en). This will add the, for the Dutch widely-used iDEAL paymentmethod tp Processwire Using "Repeater" for product-variations is working great at the moment. Only one front-end question. At the moment it lists all the product-variations for a given product. I would like to ajax-load the different variations based on a select-option, just like Drupal commerce does (http://demo.commerce...fee-holders/mug) Any suggestions for a solution? Learning a lot at the moment, backend-end and front-end coding! Thanks for any help!

Sweeeeeet!! I will play with this. Thanks for pointing me out in the right direction!!

Maybe this is more of a general PW question, or even a general php question. How do I controll and modify the default output of modules?? I am trying to modify the default shoppingcart. I heart about hooks, but don't know if they are there, and if they are there, how to use them. Another thought would be to extend the shoppingCart class in my own module, but without success sofar. Could someone please help this novice in the right direction a bit?? Thanks.

Thanks for all the hard work, and the release of PW 2.2. Are you still planning on participating in this project? I hope this will help this project gain momentum, as I think a project like this will help PW get noticed.

Any progress on the development of an e-commerce module??

I don't want to drive people away trying something else, but the new Drupal Commerce is also a nice flexible E-commerce framework. I love the framework, but really hat the theming part of Drupal.

Thanks!! That fixed it!!

This is the stacktrace of the error I get. I dont' understand what's wrong: [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/site-wainmanhawaii.nl/modules/Shop/ShoppingCart.module:2) in /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/Session.php on line 258 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP Stack trace: [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 1. {main}() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/index.php:0 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 2. ProcessWire->__construct() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/index.php:183 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 3. ProcessWire->load() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/ProcessWire.php:46 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 4. Modules->triggerInit() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/ProcessWire.php:134 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 5. ShoppingCart->init() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/Modules.php:126 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 6. Session->redirect() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/site-wainmanhawaii.nl/modules/Shop/ShoppingCart.module:35 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 7. Wire->__call() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/site-wainmanhawaii.nl/modules/Shop/ShoppingCart.module:35 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 8. Wire->runHooks() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/Wire.php:229 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 9. call_user_func_array() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/Wire.php:269 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 10. Session->___redirect() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/Wire.php:269 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 11. header() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/Session.php:258 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/site-wainmanhawaii.nl/modules/Shop/ShoppingCart.module:2) in /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/Session.php on line 259 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP Stack trace: [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 1. {main}() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/index.php:0 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 2. ProcessWire->__construct() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/index.php:183 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 3. ProcessWire->load() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/ProcessWire.php:46 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 4. Modules->triggerInit() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/ProcessWire.php:134 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 5. ShoppingCart->init() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/Modules.php:126 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 6. Session->redirect() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/site-wainmanhawaii.nl/modules/Shop/ShoppingCart.module:35 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 7. Wire->__call() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/site-wainmanhawaii.nl/modules/Shop/ShoppingCart.module:35 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 8. Wire->runHooks() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/Wire.php:229 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 9. call_user_func_array() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/Wire.php:269 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 10. Session->___redirect() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/Wire.php:269 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 11. header() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/Session.php:259 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/site-wainmanhawaii.nl/modules/Shop/ShoppingCart.module:2) in /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/Session.php on line 260 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP Stack trace: [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 1. {main}() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/index.php:0 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 2. ProcessWire->__construct() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/index.php:183 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 3. ProcessWire->load() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/ProcessWire.php:46 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 4. Modules->triggerInit() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/ProcessWire.php:134 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 5. ShoppingCart->init() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/Modules.php:126 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 6. Session->redirect() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/site-wainmanhawaii.nl/modules/Shop/ShoppingCart.module:35 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 7. Wire->__call() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/site-wainmanhawaii.nl/modules/Shop/ShoppingCart.module:35 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 8. Wire->runHooks() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/Wire.php:229 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 9. call_user_func_array() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/Wire.php:269 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 10. Session->___redirect() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/Wire.php:269 [24-Feb-2012 16:29:13] PHP 11. header() /DATA/www-root/proc.wainmanhawaii.nl/wire/core/Session.php:260

No other 3-th party modules installed. My code is probably horrable, I am not a skilled programmer, more a copy/past guy. It is just for testing, so not a big deal for me. @apeisa, If you are interested I could send you a backup of my site including a DB-dump, so you can test it? Again, it's nly for testing and fun for me, so no big deal at all.

Installed the Commerce module in a MAMP Pro (mac) environment, and when adding an item to the cart I get an error message: Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by Line 35 of ShoppingCart.module Session->redirect( ) ../ShoppingCart.module:35 Strange, because I had the same install (backed it up, restored it at home) on Ubuntu and everything was alright ?!? Any suggestions?

Wouldn't it be nice if she could integrate a PHP debugging option like php Bug Lost It's can display render time, amount of sql-queries, memory usage, and can even email in case of errors!! What do you think, possible to do??

Processwire finds ways to amaze me every time. I will experiment with the second option, because I don't have shell access to my shared hosting account. Thanks!!

It would be great if Processwire could handle a multi-site setup just like Drupal. At the moment the site structure is like: -site -wire A multi-site setup could be: -processwire.com -talk.processwire.com -any-other-site.com -wire Depending on the entry-domain, the config from the domain gets loaded. So http://processwire.com would load processwire.com/config.php and http://talk.processwire.com would load talk.proceswire.com/config.php. If you need a module for just one site, stick it in the domain/modules folder, same for the templates and assets. Any thoughts about this?

I am looking in a totally different route, building a SOAP-client modules for Magento. So, using Magento as the store, but using the amazing process wire as a display. Would this be very ambitious??