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[SOLVED] How to prevent users from uploading 300 dpi images?
bernhard replied to howdytom's topic in API & Templates
Thx @Jan Romero and both images have 25,7kB which is exactly what I tried to show π -
[SOLVED] How to prevent users from uploading 300 dpi images?
bernhard replied to howdytom's topic in API & Templates
Hey @howdytom I might be wrong, but I think that you misunderstand the concept of DPI on images on the web. This is a good blog post to read: https://daraskolnick.com/image-dpi-web/ So as far as I understand DPI should really not matter at all on the web. All that matters are the pixel dimensions of the image. More pixels --> bigger file size. Less pixels --> smaller file size. I think that this statements are wrong. I tried to prove that using affinity photo but it doesn't even offer a DPI setting for exporting JPG images. You only get a DPI setting if you export a PDF, which makes sense, because there the DPI define the size of the image when printed and there it makes a huge difference if you print 1000 pixels ad 72dpi or 300dpi π -
@heldercervantes shared a very cool project lately that has a neat text-reveal animation. I was wondering if it could make sense to add these effects to RockFrontend. Now I have two questions: Do you think it makes sense to add these to RockFrontend? As @Stefanowitsch was asking how it is done and is also using RockFrontend we'd at least be 3 users π What about the technical part? What would be the best way of adding such scripts to RockFrontend? The problem that I see here is that adding everything to a global RockFrontend.js file will bloat that file over time. On the other hand having a single .js file for very small features will maybe result in many many JS files loaded in the document's <head> Or would you just use NPM or something to load all needed scripts? Or would it maybe be possible to load js snippets on demand via JS itself? What about the pro's and con's of every approach? I'm not so much into frontend development and I'm mostly using UIkit so I just include one file and have (almost) everything that I need. So maybe that's totally basic questions, or maybe it's something that can't be done "right", I don't know? Thx for your help in advance π
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setPageName method forces unpublished state?
bernhard replied to gornycreative's topic in RockMigrations
Hey @gornycreative thx for your question. Sounds like a bug, but I just tried on my website and it works as expected. It sets the page name and doesn't change the published state. -
Interesting idea! I've just found https://github.com/meyfa/php-svg which looks also like a good option?!
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I don't understand what you are saying here. And it sounds totally contrary to what you say afterwards. RockFrontend's "addIf()" for adding single scripts depending on conditions is one thing, but replacing the whole markup is something totally different. If you are trying to do the latter you have two options. One is what you describe and make ProcessWire NOT use the _main.php file. Another option would be to be more explicit in _main.php and put something like this on top of the file: <?php if($page->template == 'foo') return $rockfrontend->render('my/custom/markupfile.[php|latte]'); ... // content of _main.php here that will be loaded for all templates except 'foo' Another concept that RockFrontend provides is the renderLayout() method. The concept is to put this in _main.php: <html> <head>...</head> <body> <?= $rockfrontend->renderLayout() ?> </body> </html> Which will tell RockFrontend to load /site/templates/layouts/default.php by default and load /site/templates/layouts/foo.php for all pages with template "foo". So you have lots of options π
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Thx. Yeah sounds good. Regarding the text I was wondering if it is a good idea to have that as text rather than converted to paths. Usually I convert it to paths for maximum compatibility, but that would make things more complicated I guess. But I didn't do any research here, maybe there are some linux tools update, seems I could do that with inkscape: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15203650/programmatically-convert-svg-shapes-to-paths-lineto-moveto Or maybe I can include the font file in my svg?? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71060147/why-is-my-svg-file-not-using-my-font-file Any advice would be welcome π Edit: transfonter is an interesting tool! https://transfonter.org/ --> ubuntu bold with letters A-Z and a-z results in an 13kb css file, wich sounds ok compared to the alternative of installing inkscape on my server and converting text to curves on save...
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I'm working on my new website that will list all my modules with docs etc.; I also want to have a logo for every module, but I don't want to have to manually create it. It's basically always the name of the logo plus an icon on top of a green hexagon: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/baumrock/RockFrontend/main/docs/logo.svg Are there any SVG experts that know how I could create those SVGs dynamically? I'd like to really create an SVG file, not only the SVG markup or a fake image with some CSS layering magic. I'd like to have an SVG created on page save so (after entering the module name and uploading the icon) that I can then instantly use for the docs on Github as well. Any ideas are welcome, but obviously if that is too much work it would also be an option to just create those images manually... It's just more fun if it's automated π Thx in advance π
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I'd love to help, but I don't think I understand the question. This would be very easy: <?php foreach($pagearray as $page) { echo "<div>Parent: ".$page->parent->title."</div>"; echo "<div>Grand-Parent: ".$page->parent->parent->title."</div>"; } But I think that was not your question, was it? I guess your code-block with all the venues has some meaning as well, but I can't imagine what exactly you are asking for. And I also don't understand what exactly you mean by things becoming "unwieldy" at some point? If you are asking for some kind of search engine that's a whole other topic and can quickly become a lot more complex depending on what you need or want, but then again you'd have to be a lot more specific with your questions (at least for me to understand, maybe it's clear for others already). In general looping through pages and requesting data from parent or grandparent pages via API means that you load pages into memory. That can be inefficient if you are dealing with lots of pages. That's why I have built RockFinder and later we got findRaw() in the core. Both can load lots of data with an efficient and fast SQL query rather than loading everything from PHP. That's especially handy if you work with tabular data like data grids or such where pagination and sorting is done on the client side. For search results you could also add pagination and limit the number of results to 20 for example, then it shouldn't really matter if you load data via SQL directly or you loop some pages via PHP.
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Hey @Stefanowitsch thx for the question. I tried, but it's not so easy. The feature has been developed for RockCommerce where I ship a fully working checkout that is both easy to integrate and to customise. All files are in /site/modules/RockCommerce/frontend/... and can be overwritten by placing the same file in /site/templates/RockCommerce I don't think that this will be very helpful to anybody else, so I thought it's better not to bloat the docs with that feature at the moment. But I've added docs for the static rendering feature, which can be very helpful for many projects I think: Static Rendering Static Rendering is a convenient feature offered by RockFrontend that simplifies the process of developing new websites or features. It provides an alternative approach to generating markup by allowing developers to write static markup for specific pages or components, rather than utilizing multiple includes and delving into the intricacies of the entire project's architecture. How it Works If your project is already using RockFrontend's renderLayout() method to generate page layouts, integrating the Static Rendering feature is straightforward. All you need to do is create static markup files and place them within the designated folder: /site/templates/static. When a user requests a particular page, RockFrontend's Static Rendering functionality kicks in. It examines the requested page's URL and checks whether there is a corresponding static file in the /site/templates/static directory that matches the URL's structure. For example: If a user requests your.site/foo/bar, RockFrontend will search for a static file located at /site/templates/static/foo/bar.[php|latte]. Benefits Static Rendering offers several benefits for developers, including: Simplified Development: Writing static markup can be more straightforward than dealing with complex includes and understanding the project's full architecture. Quick Prototyping: Static Rendering enables developers to quickly prototype ideas without the need to set up dynamic functionality. Unique Custom Layouts: With Static Rendering, you can craft highly distinctive layouts for individual pages, allowing you to create designs that stand out from the rest of the website and cater to specific visual and functional requirements. Isolation: Developers can work on specific pages or components in isolation without affecting the rest of the application. Implementation Steps Create Static Files: Write the static markup for the desired pages or components and save them with filenames that match the URL structure. Place these files in the /site/templates/static directory. Access Static Rendered Pages: Once the static files are in place, RockFrontend will automatically use them for rendering when a user accesses the corresponding URLs.
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Not really my expertise, but maybe you have some margin or padding on the items on mobile?
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Thx guys that helps a lot and I'll try to check your suggestions when I experience the issue for the next time!
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Thx for the input @netcarver I don't think that it can have anything to do with anything on the backend. PW itself is fast, I'm just experiencing a very laggy console on the frontend. Sometimes even the mac os spinner pops up for some seconds. Do you think that can have anything to do with sessions or cookies? I'm thinking maybe the SSE stream of RockFrontend/RockMigrations livereload could interfere somehow? Just throwing in an idea as well π
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Not sure if I'll post every issue here, but at least here's the first one π --- Hey there, RockStar developers! π What's new in the Rock Universe? π₯ baumrock/AdminStyleRock v1.3.0 ο»ΏMake your ProcessWire backend truly yours with the latest AdminStyleRock update! Version 1.3.0 brings a super cool feature that allows you to effortlessly set a custom logo in the ProcessWire backend. Your admin experience just got a whole lot snazzier! π π baumrock/RockFrontend v3.3.0 ο»ΏGet ready for greatness with RockFrontend v3.3.0! We've introduced exciting new features, including static site rendering and a nifty view-folder feature. The top bar's hidden style has been polished for that sleek look. While we're working on documenting these gems, be sure to explore and experiment with these additions! π π baumrock/RockShell v2.1.0 Our new db:download command streamlines database management even more. And here's a treat: an alias for your laptop lets you simply call "rockshell db:pull staging." Say goodbye to the lengthy commands and hello to efficiency! π₯οΈ π οΈ baumrock/RockMigrations v3.29.0 Prepare to be wowed by RockMigrations v3.29.0! This version brings a fresh approach to shipping your modules with custom page classes. Plus, our new path helper methods ensure your paths are on point, with normalized separators and no more pesky multiple slashes. Another really helpful feature was added to RockMigrations this month, but then removed because it's now part of TracyDebugger itself! Say hello to the "Redirect Info" section in the "Request Info" panel! ο»Ώο»ΏHave you ever been redirected by something and didn't know why? That belongs to the past as you can now clearly see that the redirect was triggered by line 3 in /site/templates/home.php ο»Ώ ο»Ώπ Sneak Peek: Exciting Commercial Modules We've got some fantastic updates brewing for our commercial modules, slated for release soon. Brace yourselves for RockCommerce, the power behind the shop on baumrock.com, where you'll find our incredible modules up for grabs. And speaking of modules, RockPdf has been making monumental strides. It's now responsible for crafting the invoices that accompany every order. ποΈ ο»Ώπ£ Stay Connected: As we rock and roll into the future of development, there's plenty more where this came from. Stay tuned for more exciting updates, innovative features, and game-changing modules that will take your projects to new heights. Thank you for being part of our developer community. Your passion and feedback keep us strumming along. Until next month, keep coding and keep rocking on! πΆπ€ Keep rocking, Bernhard
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I've often heard people say "It's hard to keep track" with all the updates to my modules. That's why I work on the DEV branch now in all of my modules for one month and then merge the changes into MAIN and create a new release that lists all new features and bug fixes. If you are interested you can sign up here: https://www.baumrock.com/rock-monthly/ ππ€πΈ
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Just kidding π Maybe it's one of my modules if @gornycreative is also using them and also seeing the issue?! Maybe we can track it down further. Can you check if it only appears with RockFrontend or RockMigrations for example? I always have both installed, so I can't test π Good to hear that I'm not the only one seeing this. Maybe others can also report their observations and we can put all pieces together and find something. PS: I'm also on Chrome.
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So if a UK user is on a business trip in FR he/she can not log in any more with his/her UK-1234 login?
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RockShell - a ProcessWire Commandline Companion β¨οΈ
bernhard replied to bernhard's topic in Modules/Plugins
v2.1.0 is out ππ v2.1.0 Latest Bug Fixes command db:pull using old syntax (52f78e4) install command not working for dotnetic (2a68b11) rename rockshell to rock everywhere and update readme (2697bd6) Features add DbDownload command (2e91be7) add warning if PHP version is too low (a8caca8) We have a new db:download command and I created an alias for my laptop so that I can simply call "rockshell db:pull staging" instead of "ddev php rock db:pull staging" which is really nice if you use it often.- 1 reply
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v3.3.0 is out! So many great new feature - I hope I find the time to write docs for them one day π v3.3.0 Latest Bug Fixes apostrophes breaking alfred() (3bcc291) improve getUikitVersions in module config (5743df9) remove outdated uikit profile - please use the rock profile instead! (e92f9bc) wrong template path when using latte includes (f2277e7) Features add static site rendering feature (1a87bf9) add view folder feature (dab548b) improve topbar hidden style (959f797) tweak frontend modal z-index for uikit nav (20f4362)
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Yeah, just check the docs here https://latte.nette.org/en/extending-latte#toc-functions and then instead of this $latte = new Latte\Engine; use this $latte = $rockfrontend->loadLatte(); Let me know if you come up with something useful. Never used that feature myself π
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Thx for your answer! Don't think that a machine reboot helps. The issue has been there for a while. Not sure what's going on. It's really hard to tell or identify. I'll try to record it when it happens again. Just wanted to make sure I'm not missing anything obvious and maybe someone else has also experienced this?
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I'm on a Macbook Air M1 and whenever I'm using the Tracy Console things get extremely laggy. Sometimes even several keystrokes take seconds which is obviously really a pain. I'm wondering if I'm the only one experiencing this behaviour? Does anyone know how that can happen or how that can be debugged?