Mike Rockett

Working for me too. But I should note that I just had an issue accessing the forum. It came up with some error that I couldn't make out. Didn't copy it (only brought it up because this topic has been opened), but it said something about "_FINISHED_".

You're welcome. I think it'll be best to wait for a 'full' admin to change it for you... I don't exactly know how things work when you use Twitter to sign up.

Okay, if you go to Fields and then to title, you can change the type to PageTitleLanguage. (I actually think it's meant to be that way...)

Have you installed Language Support - Fields? Sorry - I see that was mentioned already. (I'm not a multi-lang user, so not all that familiar with it. Yet.)

Version Bump to 1.1.1 Using minified JS (manual call) Refactor SQL object Various other changes/fixes No schema changes (And GitHub is under attack - boy, how I battled to commit the changes... Finally slipped through after about 20 minutes of trying.)

Hehe, I was going to open up a topic this morning - beat me to it! ;-) I'm quite excited, and very much looking forward to working with it. Return types look cool - I see they still need to add support for a whole bunch of them. I agree with there not being a void return type though. If I'm not returning anything, then I shouldn't need to declare a type. Btw, you've linked to the infographic twice... ;-)

I'm being really silly - of course it's possible. Didn't even look at the source earlier. Simple as pie, like commands in Laravel. Yeah, I just think that it gives a nice factory feel to it. Also, it makes the commands a tad easier to remember, considering there'll probably be quite a few as you go along.

Yeah - you'll see the username under Access > Users. I can't wait to see what they did there.

Not sure if this can be done with Symfony Console (I've never really looked at it before), but what about `create:user`, where a colon is used? I must be honest and say that I'm not one for short aliases - have always preferred concise, clear-cut naming. But, I'm sure others appreciate faster typing. ;-)

Indeed - I haven't yet had a chance to look at the code to see what's going on there. Must be skipping something somewhere...

Indeed, that could be the case. It seems strange that they don't have any documentation regarding their pre-installed ProcessWire set-ups. Did they perhaps send you an email when you signed up?

Hi, and welcome to ProcessWire I'm not familiar with that hosting platform, but the setup should have run as a normal installation would. Can you access the admin panel from example.com/processwire?

Confirmed, but I see that when I save the module settings, it says it can't create the templates. If I refresh from that error, the files get created... and then it all just works.

That can be quite a nightmare... You'd have to basically re-build the template to account for headers and footers. Otherwise, they're repeated everywhere. Messy stuff. Anyways, I've never done it before as I've never really made good use of WordPress. I guess that there are complicated templates that use WP-specific features. One would have to find a way of moulding those features into PW. Then again, all I know is that WP themes, especially the big ones, are very very messy. You'd be better off building a new one.

Version Bump to 1.1.0 Module is now stable (it looks to be, at least). Now using PDO Prepared Statements Tables honour responsiveness now - there was an issue with tfoot, so I just hid it from mobile... Various bug fixes No schema changes Let me know if you bump into anything weird. Oh, and there's this issue - anyone have any input on that? (Personally, I prefer to have full control... Don't really like modules making decisions for me.)

Great! Thanks for this, Marcus. So far, everything looks good here on Windows - have only just installed PW-dev, going to work with other commands now. (Update: Everything works like a charm. Looking forward to seeing more Commands.) For Windows users interested in making this global: Make sure PHP is in your PATH Create a wireshell folder somewhere (also added to your path), and create a wireshell.bat file: @echo off php "path\to\wireshell" %* Then you can run wireshell new --dev anywhere you like.

So awesome to see great talent joining ProcessWire! Well done, and welcome aboard

Very, very impressive! The look and feel is simply fantastic. Just one thing: I think the two links in the footer should be move a little to the left as the back to top arrow gets really close when you're at the bottom (at least when you're running 1366 x 768, which many people are).

Hi Richard I've asked support to upgrade GS to 9.x. Would rather wait for your upgrade to come out. The site in questions is in need of some layout changes, so getting this working isn't an urgent matter.

Hi Richard So GhostScript was installed on my shared server, but I'm getting this now: - PDFDelegateFailed `[ghostscript library 8.70] -q -dQUIET -dSAFER -dBATCH -dNOPAUSE -dNOPROMPT -dMaxBitmap=500000000 -dAlignToPixels=0 -dGridFitTT=2 "-sDEVICE=pngalpha" -dTextAlphaBits=4 -dGraphicsAlphaBits=4 "-r300x300" -dUseCropBox -dFirstPage=1 -dLastPage=1 "-sOutputFile=/tmp/magick-11484_KMMlcXf5Ras%d" "-f/tmp/magick-11484_ZdfVOglomq7" "-f/tmp/magick-11484jAuPBFSKDl5M"': **** Warning: An error occurred while reading an XREF table. **** The file has been damaged. This may have been caused **** by a problem while converting or transfering the file. **** Ghostscript will attempt to recover the data. **** Page has no /MediaBox attribute. Using the current page size. Error: /stackunderflow in --run-- Operand stack: --dict:4/4(L)-- 612.0 792.0 3 Execution stack: %interp_exit .runexec2 --nostringval-- --nostringval-- --nostringval-- 2 %stopped_push --nostringval-- --nostringval-- --nostringval-- false 1 %stopped_push 1862 1 3 %oparray_pop 1861 1 3 %oparray_pop 1845 1 3 %oparray_pop --nostringval-- --nostringval-- 2 1 1 --nostringval-- %for_pos_int_continue --nostringval-- --nostringval-- Dictionary stack: --dict:1157/1684(ro)(G)-- --dict:1/20(G)-- --dict:75/200(L)-- --dict:75/200(L)-- --dict:106/127(ro)(G)-- --dict:286/300(ro)(G)-- --dict:23/25(L)-- --dict:2/6(L)-- Current allocation mode is local GPL Ghostscript 8.70: Unrecoverable error, exit code 1 @ error/pdf.c/InvokePDFDelegate/271 Have you seen this before? Update: Seems that the error is only appearing for one PDF file. I'll need to convert it or something to get it to work. Anyways, I also got an error saying "Field "certificate_pdf" is not yet ready to use and needs to be configured." I don't quite understand what needs to be configured... Update: Just saw this - need to upgrade GS.

Indeed - this stumped me when I started with PW last year, but quickly caught on. I like to think of them as entities, nodes, or objects.

Hehe, guess so. I originally used it in a development-site on 2.5.13, and have kept up to date since, now on 2.5.23 (current). The only problems I had (only on production server) were specifically about Imagick and GhostScript. Will give the update a test when you release it.

Hi Richard, Seems right to me. Going to let them know now. The module worked just fine on my 2.5 install - no problems. What errors have you been getting?

My shared hosting provider has asked me what the minimum version of GhostScript is for this to work. They also need to know if it should be a PHP module or the standalone binaries (added to PATH, I would assume). Safe to say latest version and binaries?

XAMPP is actually very different. It doesn't give you a UI to manage folders like that, which I prefer. For reference, as it may help others, this is how I have set up my Apache: 1: Create a folder called 'home' in the root of any drive - I use my own partition for this, but you can host your sites wherever you like. 2: Create a VirtualHost in apache\conf\extra\httpd-vhosts.conf: <VirtualHost *:80> UseCanonicalName Off ServerAlias *.local VirtualDocumentRoot "D:/home/%-2+/public_html" <Directory "D:/home/*/public_html"> Require all granted AllowOverride All Options Indexes FollowSymLinks </Directory> </VirtualHost> Basically, this is like a wildcard Virtual Host, and matches example.local and example.com.local. Note: You need to ensure that the module loads with Apache. This line in httpd.conf should be uncommented: LoadModule vhost_alias_module modules/mod_vhost_alias.so As mentioned, I have my own partition for my server files, but you can use whatever drive you like. I'd recommend, however, that you keep your home folder at the root of the drive. Remember to restart Apache once you've done this. 4: Download and install Acrylic DNS Proxy and add the following line to its AcrylicHosts.txt file: 127.0.0.1 *.local Remember to start the Acrylic service. Mine was automatically set to start with Windows, but did not start immediately after installation. If you're on Windows 7, there will be a new start menu entry that you can use to start the service. If on Windows 8, go to the start screen and type Acrylic, and you'll see the short-cut that you can use to start the service. 5: Create your new site by adding a new domain-folder in the home folder created in step 1. For example, create a folder called mysite.com. Then, in that new folder, create a public_html folder. If all is successful, you'll see a directory listing when you visit mysite.com.local in your browser. You might notice that, when you request the domain for the first time, it does take a few seconds, but that's Acrylic doing its cache-magic. Hope this helps, and is useful to someone.