Nicolas

This is a killer module. Outstanding work and great features. Will definitely use RockFrontend on some upcoming projects.

Great website. Thanks for the behind the scene insights.

Hi, Have you had a look at one/some of these PageList modules ? There's also many discussions in the forum related to your query : You may also want to have a look into the ProcessWire hooks system. Hope this helps

I don't use this module but maybe you could perform a direct search in the databse via phpMyAdmin.

Please count me in. Looking forward to seing the power of the framework applied to ecommerce.

Hi, At what time do you want to remove thosecharacters: when importing the data, when displaying the title on the frontend ? depending on your need this could be achieed with a substr PHP function (when displaying the title on the frontend) or via a hook when importing/saving the title.

Hummm ... are you talking of the module one should not say the name ? Happy to know it's getting close to be released as the last sneak peek video got me really excited about Padlopper 2.

This iconset might be of interest for you as well : https://tablericons.com/

@Robin S Hi Robin. thanks for the clue about Tracy debugger and the right hook method. Solved my problem.

Hi, For a project I need to add a custom admin action button. Tanks to @bernhard i was able to add the action in the submit button dropdown. To peform the action i'm adding a hook to the InputfieldSubmit::processInput method, however the function is executed twice for some reasons i can't figure out. What am i doing wrong ? <?php // Add a save action button to resend the registration email $wire->addHookAfter('ProcessPageEdit::getSubmitActions', function(HookEvent $event) { $actions = $event->return; $actions['send_registration'] = [ 'value' => 'send_registration', 'icon' => 'check', 'label' => '%s + Resend registration email', ]; $event->return = $actions; }); // Process custom save button action wire()->addHookAfter('InputfieldSubmit::processInput', null, 'send_registration_email'); function send_registration_email($event) { $input = $event->arguments(0); if('send_registration' === $input->_after_submit_action) { // populate email vars here send_email($input->email, $mail_subject, $mail_body, wireMail()); } // Populate back return value, if you have modified it // $event->return = $attendee; $event->cancelHooks = true; }; function send_email($email, $mail_subject, $mail_body, $mailer) { // Sends the email }

Hi @malvarco and welcome. I've noticed that the hero image is 800 Ko. There's certainly room for improvement here ?

Thanks for your answers. #2 Totally agree about not storing user card details. I guess that the "easiest" path will be to have a module around a provider like Stripe, ReCharge etc...

@kongondo regarding the payment process, have you planned the ability to pay a fraction of the total cost (make a deposit) and schedule future payment ?

Nice single page website. Any chance to send a pull request for Template Engine Twig module. I think many users will be interested in the Twig 3 compatibility.

Nice site. Thanks for the insights about how it was built and what are the modules involved.

OH MY GOODNESS !! This thing is a beauty ? Well done sir.

@dragan Indeed nice catch. @bernhard Thanks for the RockSkinUikit module. Will use it in an upcoming project.

Hi Zeka, I was wondering how easy/difficult it has been to style the back office to black & white theme ? Any hints on how you achieved that ?

+1 for the ingredient template allowing to create a ingredient database.

Hi, From the top of my head this could do it this way : a template with a title and body (recipe) field and a repeater field to hold the ingredients list : a text field to hold the ingredient name a text field to hold the amount of ingredient a select field to hold the amount unit (tsp, l, ml? etc..)

Great job ! Well done. Really love the sliding effect and typography.

Great write up Guy, thanks for the post You've mentionned Twig. How did you implement that ? Is there any chance to have more details about the programming architecture?

Bravo ? !! I'm thinking about using ProcessWire as a foundation for a marketplace. Glad to see ProcessWire works very well for you. Without selling your company's trade secret it would be great to get some insights about how you use ProcessWire.

Can you elaborate on "other tools that allow separating admin and frontend to different servers". Do you mean tools like Gatsby and the likes ?

Surely an impressive work !