Damienov

Guess I'll try honeypot then

Is there a way to add a captcha solution to the Form Template Processor module? Also, is it possible to change the HTML output on the form frontend without editing the module directly?

just curious though, have you run foundation update on the project folder?

Added options if you do not want a dropdown on a specific parent on the navigation function renderChildrenOf($pa, $root = null, $output = '', $level = 0) { if(!$root) $root = wire("pages")->get(1); $output = ''; $level++; $nodrop = 'product'; //set no dropdown page foreach($pa as $child) { $class = ''; $has_children = count($child->children) ? true : false; if($has_children && $child !== $root) { // if have child with specified no dropdown page if ($child->template == $nodrop) { $class .= ''; $childUrl = $child->url; // add link back again } else { $class .= 'has-dropdown'; // sub level Foundation dropdown li class $childUrl = "#"; // stop parents being clickable } } else { $childUrl = $child->url; // if does not have children, then get the page url } // make the current page and only its first level parent have an active class if($child === wire("page")){ $class .= ' active'; } else if($level == 1 && $child !== $root){ if($child === wire("page")->rootParent || wire("page")->parents->has($child)){ $class .= ' active'; } } $class = strlen($class) ? " class='".trim($class)."'" : ''; $output .= "<li$class><a href='$childUrl'>$child->title</a>"; // If this child is itself a parent and not the root page, then render its children in their own menu too... if($has_children && $child !== $root) { $output .= renderChildrenOf($child->children, $root, $output, $level); } $output .= '</li>'; } $outerclass = ($level == 1) ? "left" : 'dropdown'; return "<ul class='$outerclass'>$output</ul>"; }

I see, can't wait until it's done well I did some searching on my own. One of the best solution I found is adding this parameter find("limit=10") Will limit the output but not the input though

Is there a way to limit the repeater entry on the admin? for example, user can only enter a max of 10 entries

yep this works thanks

Is there a way to get the item id from a repeater field? for example: <? foreach($page->items as $item): ?> <div class="classname-<?php echo $item->id; ?>"> <h2><?php echo $item->title; ?></h2> <p><?php echo $item->content; ?></p> </div> <?php endforeach; ?> with an expected output of something like this <div class="classname-1"> <h2>title 01</h2> <p>content</p> </div> <div class="classname-2"> <h2>title 02</h2> <p>content</p> </div> <div class="classname-3"> <h2>title 03</h2> <p>content</p> </div>

I know, and simple (2 tier) keeps mobile compatibility.

Since changing it would break the menu on mobile, perhaps adding an empty template+ empty placeholder trough processwire would be best?

Hi everyone, I've made a snippet update for the bootstrap 2.2.2 navbar by Soma to Bootstrap 3.x. I also added a multi level menu fix since it was removed from Bootstrap 3. Screenshot: topnav_inc <?php /* Navigation for ProcessWire using the Bootstrap 2.2.2 markup This menu was written by Soma based on work by NetCarver and a bit thrown in by Joss Navigation Bootstrap 3 update by Damienov, with multi level dropdown support fix */ function renderChildrenOf($pa, $output = '', $level = 0) { $output = ''; $level++; foreach ($pa as $child) { $atoggle = ''; $class = ''; if ($child->numChildren && count($child->parents) == 1) { $class .= 'dropdown'; $atoggle .= ' class="dropdown-toggle" data-toggle="dropdown"'; } else if ($child->numChildren && count($child->parents) > 1 ) { $class .= 'dropdown-submenu'; $atoggle .= ' class="dropdown-toggle"'; } else if ($child->numChildren && $child->id != 1) { $class .= 'dropdown-menu'; } // Makes the current page and it's top level parent add an active class $class .= ($child === wire("page") || $child === wire("page")->rootParent) ? " active" : ''; $class = strlen($class) ? " class='" . trim($class) . "'" : ''; if ($child->numChildren && count($child->parents) == 1) { // Add Caret if have children $output .= "<li$class><a href='$child->url'$atoggle>$child->title <b class='caret'></b></a>"; } else if ($child->numChildren && count($child->parents) > 1) { $output .= "<li$class><a tabindex='-1' href='$child->url'$atoggle>$child->title</a>"; } else { $output .= "<li$class><a href='$child->url'$atoggle>$child->title</a>"; } // If this child is itself a parent and not the root page, then render it's children in their own menu too... if ($child->numChildren && $child->id != 1) { $output .= renderChildrenOf($child->children, $output, $level); } $output .= '</li>'; } $outerclass = ($level == 1) ? "nav navbar-nav" : 'dropdown-menu'; return "<ul class='$outerclass'>$output</ul>"; } // bundle up the first level pages and prepend the root home page $homepage = $pages->get(1); $pa = $homepage->children; $pa = $pa->prepend($homepage); // Set the ball rolling... echo renderChildrenOf($pa); Add to your CSS /* Bootstrap 3 navbar with multi level fix */ .dropdown-submenu{ position:relative; } .dropdown-submenu > .dropdown-menu { top:0; left:100%; margin-top:-6px; ; -webkit-border-radius:0 6px 6px 6px; -moz-border-radius:0 6px 6px 6px; border-radius:0 6px 6px 6px; } .dropdown-submenu:hover > .dropdown-menu{ display:block; } .dropdown-submenu > a:after{ display:block; content:" "; float:right; width:0; height:0; border-color:transparent; border-style:solid; border-width:5px 0 5px 5px; border-left-color:#cccccc; margin-top:5px; margin-right:-10px; } .dropdown-submenu:hover > a:after{ border-left-color:#ffffff; } .dropdown-submenu .pull-left{ float:none; } .dropdown-submenu.pull-left > .dropdown-menu{ left:-100%; margin-left:10px; -webkit-border-radius:6px 0 6px 6px; -moz-border-radius:6px 0 6px 6px; border-radius:6px 0 6px 6px; } note: My php skills are crappy , so feel free to add some fixes on the code

Yeah, that is why I'm here Since my php is crappy, I love how PW works. I've experience Joomla, heck I even sold commercial templates on Joomla early days (when they forked out from mambo), Wordpress, Drupal (Awesome system, shite templating) - made a full fleged CRM with it for a client, godawful theme though

Would love to have both the Core (shipped with PW) and 3rd party modules Would love to have this on the 3rd party docs: Available API's list and description on what they are and what they do (with parameter, if any), a sample snippet would be awesome Small how-to's for the less technical (screenshots!, everyone love screenshot ) Advance Sample, see how the module can roar The 2nd and 3rd could be condensed with a Tutorial with a test case example

So pretty much many Modx users is migrating to processwire then? Would be great to have docs on the modules and I would be willing to help writing...if I can understand it first . Pretty much the chicken or egg thing. No offense taken In fact sorry for sounding demanding, but I just really want to full understand Processwire and it's modules/extensions. One of the reason I'm tinkering with processwire is to get away from the assumed sctructure of other cms Joomla/Wordpress/Drupal etc. But as you say, it's both a blessing and frustration.

I've tried the Blog profile, it works just fine. But its not whether it works or not for me, I want to KNOW how the process works, and the blog profile seems like an overly complicated process. I cant seem to find a documentation on specific module/profile. One of the good things from Modx (the one I used before) is that there is a specific documentation on each modules not just the core. For example: How to achieve the create button (with an option to create categories, blog post, or tag)?

Hi eveyone, Is there anywhere where I can find some video tutorials/training for Processwire? Also, is there a way to make a blog like site with processwire? I've tried the tutorial from the wiki and tried the blog profile installation, but I cant seem to grasp the process yet, thus the question of a video tutorial