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seems a good framework to have in the toolbox just in case
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I found this http://pointnorth.io/ and this http://www.vagrantup.com/ maybe we can make a vagrant pw box for quick development?
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I like to read the code, then read the forums, then be happy . It's just a shift in the way to do things in processwire that many people could not understand at first sight because they are used to work with more strict cms. I love processwire because it can fits in any solution, little or big, and gives you the freedom to architect the way you need to. good read @Joss
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@Joss and @Kogondo Thanks for all the help! you are awesome.
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Yes that behaviour. an admin themes module but for the front-end site. I guess in that case you must develop some module.
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thanks, I think that could work. but what if you want to be more scalable. like the processwire admin theme. just create a new folder with the theme files and select the theme from the admin config page.
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Hello, I wish to know if you can make a site with different themes. Eg. a blog site with a theme for summer, winter, fall and spring So the admin could select the current theme. Like the Admin Theme Module, but for the Front end. Thanks
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Can I use MariaDB instead of MySQL? or Processwire will have some issues?
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I like linux because flexibility I like mac because iOS (iPhone) I like windows because ... well I don't like it xd
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seems pretty ok. I suggest reading http://www.phptherightway.com/ and using alternative syntax instead of echoing html http://processwire.com/talk/topic/3785-alternative-syntax-for-control-structures-a-tip-for-newbies/?hl=%2Balternative+%2Bsyntax
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don't know if is useful but here are some chart js librarys https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/treemap?hl=en http://smoothiecharts.org/ http://www.oesmith.co.uk/morris.js/
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how so? you mean creating a site with responsive design and use that?. or using processwire for all the data operations, like a JSON wrapper for the MySQL?. I'm trying to create some kind of hybrid between the awesome processwire CMF and the usefull parse.com ecosystem.
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Parse.com It's a platform for mobile applications. you have other options like stackmob or kinvey. Basically you got an SDK for different platforms that enables communication, data storage and push notifications. Currently I´m Looking foward integrating Processwire with Parse.com using the php wrapper https://github.com/apotropaic/parse.com-php-library
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With very good and free application hosting alternatives like OpenShift I think WebHosts will have a hard time if they do not update their PHP versions.
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I want to read this book about IPA Beer http://www.amazon.com/Hops-Glory-Pete-Brown-ebook/dp/B005GUZ0ZY/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1394550363&sr=8-6&keywords=ipa+beer+history
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Setup a ProcessWire environment on a fresh MacOS X install
clsource replied to Martijn Geerts's topic in Tutorials
Thanks, this is very helpful for those who want bleeding edge versions of PHP and MySQL. -
Yes, works like a charm. But also I discovered 2 issues. 1.- the csv have not \n line endings. 2.- the sql export have all the sessions. that was the main reason it was a very huge sql file (near 12 megas) after the truncate only was 140 kb. wow. Thanks folks!
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so I gave up and use a command line script like this http://processwire.com/talk/topic/18-how-do-i-import-lots-of-data-into-pages/?hl=%2Bskyscrapers+%2Bsite
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I always prefer paper and pencils but if you have a Mac. this tool can help http://www.omnigroup.com/omnigraffle/ free alternatives to illustrator might be http://inkscape.org/ http://sk1project.org/ http://al.chemy.org/
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For the template files you can use the alternative syntax http://cl1.php.net/manual/en/control-structures.alternative-syntax.php <?php if($something): ?> <!-- Html --> <p>My content inside an if </p> <?php endif ?> You can use them with foreach, for, while, switch, etc.
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thanks for the great framework. Processwire is just awesome and all the people here are awesome too
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Thanks, but if you have a greater number of pages that need to be created, like 10K for example. The script would have O(n) execution times. I tried to use the command line, but for unknown reasons the same script only saved 1 person. There is a way to use javascript to programatically call a page with a chunk of people to save? Edit: I found something with jQuery Queue http://learn.jquery.com/effects/uses-of-queue-and-dequeue/ https://www.inkling.com/read/jquery-cookbook-cody-lindley-1st/chapter-17/recipe-17-5 I will look into it and post the results
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Hello, thanks for helping me. Currently I'm using a CSV with all the data. read the 2000 entrys and for each one create a new page // Csv Parsing $system = $pages->get('/system/people'); // 2000 people foreach($people as $friend) { $newFriend = new Page(); $newFriend->template = 'person'; $newFriend->parent = $system; $newFriend->name = md5($friend['name']); $newFriend->save(); $newFriend->title = $friend['name']; $newFriend->save(); }
