Philipp Nowinski
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How about <blink><marquee></marquee></blink>? I've always wanted to write a polyfill for that :-D #theGoodOldDays #yesHashtagsInAMessageBoard
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RT @sir_pepe: "JavaScript is analogous to Visual Basic in that it can be used by people with little or no programming experience!"
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Hmm.. So there may be conflicts with sites that already have a field that uses the same name as my module. Maybe I should make the fieldname configurable. I guess the fixed name would be fine for a core module, but since this is something you might want to throw into an existing application, it might be a sensible addition.
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Ahh, damn, you are right. I actually did not think about this when creating the module. I'm not quite sure about what I like better, clearing the field on unpublish, or keeping the first-publish timestamp. My first thought was that it's always better to keep the data and overwrite it if necessary, than loosing it by accident. With this in mind I would tend to change the current behaviour of the module. I'm wondering what I would expect here as the user. Maybe this depends on which usecase is more common: publishing by accident, or using the unpublish function to hide a page. Any other thoughts about this?
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Hey guys, wow - I did not expect the community to be that active.. One reason more to love PW Thanks for all the suggestions. I like the idea of reducing the field name to 'publish'. Seems a lot more consistent. I'm not sure about this publish-unpublis-publish scenario. I guess the only situation where you would want the publish date to change is when you published by accident. Making this optional could work, but it should be on page level then. At least I would not want this behaviour for all pages. And yes, that could definitely be tedious.. What about simply making the publish field visible and editable? It is hidden by default (if created by the module), but that can be changed easily. That way you could simply change or reset the publish date if you hit the button too early.
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RT @der_rosenkranz: Fischer in den USA finden "männliche Fische mit Eierstöcken" – und @BILD titelt: http://t.co/MuD03o75iQ
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RT @webrocker: kommt in der Werbung niemand mal ins Grübeln, dass Geschäftsmodelle um die Tatsache herum entstehen, dass niemand Werbung se…
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Hey Folks, I created a module that adds a publish_date field to every page. It basically is an extended version of the code the community came up with in this thread: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/2448-show-date-published-on-a-page It's available on GitHub: https://github.com/kaesetoast/processwire-publish-date Let me know what you think of it
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RT @HausOhneFenster: Bei der Besichtigung des Bundestages konnten wir den Fachkräftemangel förmlich spüren.
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RT @_tessr: why do Canadians make good REST clients? because they're so good at curlingok bye
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Uhm.. really? We need to argue about table layouts in 2014?? http://t.co/mSZdNnDQoz
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I know, most people get excited about the world cup.. But if I can't sleep b/c some motherfuckers do fireworks at 1 AM, I get grumpy, sorry.
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RT @GiveMeInternet: I searched for curiosity killed the cat, I was not disappointed. http://t.co/zsUJAqBm3A
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RT @hicksleigh: Things learnt from Girl (almost 13) this weekend: if you stick earbud headphones up your nose & open your mouth your head a…
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This is what happens when the programmer next door writes his own CMS.. 18s delay on each request O_O
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RT @19minutesband: Als kleiner Vorgeschmack auf die kommenden Gigs: Hier isser, der Facebook Exhibitionist! Prost! http://t.co/M6JpQRCh07
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RT @Impactstory: Here’s a great guide to why using #opensource @zotero will make your #openscience research better: http://t.co/gd6FD1Bigv
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Der Lammert trägt's mit Fassung. Alles gut. Skandal beendet. Bekloppter Volltrottel. https://t.co/d4V82wN6un
