Gideon So

Hi, No need to concatenate your output which means no need to use <?php $content .= page()->your field; ?>. Just do this: <?php echo page()->your field; ?> Gideon

Hi, If you do not login to the system. Your code surely return a null page array. Please check if you are login when you check the result. Gideon

Hi @Anton, Glad to hear that you solved the problem by yourself. Good job. Gideon

What I would do is: 1. go to the directory that your db tables stay to check if the pages table exists. If it does exists go to step 2, otherwise go find your db backup if any. 2. repair the table with myisamchk / phpmyadmin repair table option 3. see if the site works properly. Gideon

Are you sure the Apache rewrite module loads properly? Gideon

Yeah!! Long time Linux user. From Fedora Core 1 (2003) to Fedora 30 (2019). Very happy. Gideon

Seem this is a bug when set limit to 1. I will file a bug report to github. https://github.com/processwire/processwire-issues/issues/961 Gideon

Hi, I have a image field which set limit to 1 and it works fine until I upgrade the core to 3.0.137. Everytime I try to upload a image to the field, it causes the following error: Recoverable Fatal Error: Argument 1 passed to ProcessWire\Pageimage::setOriginal() must be an instance of ProcessWire\Pageimage, null given, called in /home/web/processwire/WireCore-3.0/core/PageimageVariations.php on line 257 and defined (line 1334 of /home/web/processwire/WireCore-3.0/core/Pageimage.php) When I reload the page and try to edit the page, the backend looks like the following screenshot. The old image is not deleted. And I found that the image record still exists in the database. Any clue is welcome. Gideon

Hi @JeevanisM, Let me see. You should have code like this: <a href="<?php echo $page->pagefile->httpUrl; ?>">Click here to download</a> The code above should output a link to download the file. Gideon

Hi @iNoize, Go check your FB app settings and remove all unnecssary permission. Gideon

Hi @JeevanisM, Try this: echo $page->pagefile->httpUrl; $page: the current page pagefile: the page file field httpUrl: the full url of the pagefile The whole statement means echo the full url of the pagefile in current page. Hope this helps. Gideon

WOW. This is very impressive. Gideon

Imho, This functionality really should be in the core Gideon

Hi @Vaei, Oh. Yeah. I was on the bus when typing. Glad that you make it right yourself. Gideon

Hi @Vaei, You can do this by adding a css style to the head bar. HTML <header class="fixed-top"> Your menu here </header> CSS .fixed-top { position: fixed; top: 0; } Gideon