Ivan Gretsky

Good day Frank! I think that there are not enough non-English resources about Processwire on the web. This forum is the best place to start and ask questions. And it is in English, as you see. But I think it is worth your time to learn more English and more Processwire, because it seems like modern web technologies just cannot be mastered without those two )) If you need a mentor or some other help in your native language and you are ready to pay for them, you could ask for it in this forum branch. But you always will get the best help in the whole wide Internet for free right here. Just ask substantial questions in the appropriate topics. Welcome! P.S. Try this online translation service.

I am not an expert either, but you can try this solution from clever people at stackoverflow. In short, "try 127.0.0.1 as the server name instead of localhost".

@pwired: Please share a link to your forum guide. I've found it once, when I was for doing something similar, but never again)) What's the use of forum guide if it can't be found itself )) Seems like everybody's going for some .pw sites now. Why don't you start something like pwforumguide.pw? It might be easier to contribute to than those snippets ones, as you only have to share a link in a carefully constructed tag or category structure. I personally would use it, because I seem to never find the right forum post when I need it. I just know that "the truth is out there".

Maybe you could put this code in the Event template file: $page->children("sort=-created")->get()->render(); ...or something like that. Have not tested it )) Of course you should handle cases when there are no children.

Quick answer - all of that can be done in PW. You should start thinking out your data structure: what templates do you need, how are they interconnected. There is a good forum post by kongondo here somewhere about it. Hope someone will help me out on that... Here it is.

I visited you site and checked your issue. Could you please tell a bit more about your site. Does "Site Info" page use the same template as "About me", for example? If not, check if the code that generates the link is the same. If it is, plese post the code here, so we can see it and make further suggestions.

I hope it supports transliteration )) Remember, you made a similiar little module just for me "on the fly" a couple of months ago. Glad it is now some bigger and more customizable one for a wider audience. I will try it out and report back.

They are either included in template files with the php include statement or autoincluded in site config file. You can read this wonderful tutorial to get all the nuts and bolts quick. They also can be included in the admin in the FIles tab of the template edit page.

Your select fields are most likely page fields. They hold reference to another page. Those numbers which you see are page ids. To output fields of the referenced pages you should do something like: <p> <?php echo $page->Battery_Manufacturer->title; ?></p> Here is a nice video tutorial about this type of fields. But you probably already know it if you're using it.

You know that feeling , when you know it should work, but it doesn't, and you're tearing your hear off... But as soon as you post to the forum, you find those silly tiny echoes missing. But maybe you don't, because I have not seen none of those by one of you . Maybe there should be some "trashed" forum branch to bury those and keep our fountain of knowledge clean. Anyway, to make it at least finished if not helpful: I could not find those missing echo statements because I was inspecting the code through firebug and it autocompletes hrefs with the current page url (or is it the browser itself?) Looking at the source html output cleared the picture (but only after some debuging with outputting $page->url here and there). Thank you diogo for trying to make some additional benefit of this by showing some nice refactoring techniques.

How can I get the url of the base page without the url segments? I am tring to make tabs on a page. The problem I'm trying to solve is here: if($input->urlSegment2) throw new Wire404Exception(); if($input->urlSegment1 == 'spros') { $selectSpros = TRUE; } else if($input->urlSegment1) { throw new Wire404Exception(); } else { $selectSpros = FALSE; } <?php if ($selectSpros) { ?> <ul class="nav nav-tabs dx-s-p-choice" role="tablist"> <li><a href="<?php $page->url; ?>">Предложение</a></li> <li class="active"><a href="<?php $page->url; ?>spros/">Спрос</a></li> </ul> <?php } ?> When I get the page with url segment $page->url shows the url already with the segment so it is added twice. Am I doing it all wrong here?

I read about it here, but did not find where to get it from. Is it in the core package or is it an additional download?

Better be carefull! A few pixels just started a media virus spreading across the planet.

Actually I thought it would turn out that those masks indicate the testers of Apeisa's new shopping cart and it is some clever marketing stuff going on... But this whole topic led me to pathetic thinking about the ProcessWire community instead. I think it is great that we, the people of different countries, nations and races can joke around while making something important together instead of oppressing each other with warfare, sanctions slander and such. This type of communication can make real progress in establishing some understanding and mutual respect instead of suspicion and hatred. I am thakthul to this community and it's spirit. Not a master with this kind of language, so pardon my grandiloquence. I usually prefer irony. I havе no television at home, but yesterday was visiting someone who has )).

Oh! I should make some mask on my facebook avatar too if it helps privacy! Guess mr. Snowden already got his one somewhere in the boundless space of my dear Motherland. I hope it's safe to talk about it here with no mask yet though.

I can make some rrrrrrrussian accent include to make it more controversial and politically incorrect. It is international after all. Why proper english - a bit of suomi and the langue de allemandes should fit right in.

Joss, your's ain't Zorro - it's more like a sleeping mask )) But you're right - it's probably some weird css cashing . At least noone reveals his involvement in the plot...

I swear I saw netcarver and horst in black masks before this topic. That's why I asked. The mystery is still unrevealed to me))

I think there is a way to exclude by ip in analytics, but that won't help with mobile devices. As for me I just consider those visits a constant and do not bother about it. If you traffic is greatly influenced by those numbers, you should try hard doing your SEO .

I got my own tiny plastic one always on, you see )) Don't have to draw it. Have not learnt the answer, but I guess it is something related to this one. When I grew up we did not have this capitalist plague spreading around the TV yet and our heroes were like this instead . Real heroes did not have to go under cover . Anyway, I am glad everyone considering himself a guru had a chance to play around.

I probably missed something... What are those black Zorro masks on the avatars of some of the forum gurus? Is there some conspiracy going on?

This is a great idea and has been popping up a few times. I thought about similar thing myself and even found it implemented. It is not quite the same as proposed by Marcus, but with the same intent - bring up all the usefull things from the depths of forum topics. I would really love to see this one get done, so I'll try to point out what I think is needed for success, and that is broad and continous participation from the expert group of this forum. I think that this can be best achieved if this functionality becomes part of the official PW site. People come and sometimes go but the collective wisdom should stay. It should be really easy to post new recipies to this "recipe-book". Maybe a good thing is to add links to the corresponding forum threads. But maybe the most important thing for it is to be used, so it won't die like wiki. I think newcommers should be encouraged through links in forum answers. The existence of this recipe-book could drastically ease the "noob-question answering process". The other things to consider: - good thought out structure - good search (if we integrate that thing into PW site it is possible to have one search box for both the forums and the recipies)

Damn, I spoiled my 100th on something much less spectacular .

Good to know that. I has been a while since we heard about it from Apeisa.

They say this is the best one, but I am still in doubt...