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Hi @Jan Romero, Thanks for your reply. It works. Thanks. Gideon

For now, if a site needs non ascii page name, there are two setting needed to be set: $config->pageNameCharset = "UTF8" This is OK. $config->pageNameWhitelist = "A very long Chinese Character List" It is very hard to put all the Chinese character there. I always get complaint from my client that they find missing character in the url. Then I have to add that character manual. This is very painful and troublesome. If there is another way to whitelist all the non-ascii character would be a big plus to ProcessWire multi-language support. Forum thread: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/12776-pw-3012-support-for-extended-utf8-page-namesurls/?page=2&tab=comments#comment-146652 Feature request: https://github.com/processwire/processwire-requests/issues/393 If you think this feature is essential to you, please consider to up-vote the request to draw attention to Ryan. Thanks. Gideon

Hi, Have this error this error this morning. Failed to init module: AllInOneMinify - The permissions (chmod) to delete old cache files could not be changed. ***** Solved by changing wrongly changed file permission of the minified css file. ***** Gideon

I third that. It can be very helpful for ProcessWire long term development. Gideon

Hi @cyberderf, Welcome to the forum. It seems like a url rewrite problem. Please check the following: 1. Does .htacccess file exist in your web root folder. You need to rename the htaccess.txt file to .htaccess. 2. Check your apache conf file and see if mod_rewrite is enabled. Gideon

Hi @tcnet, New version works fine. Thanks. Gideon

Hi, I got this error too. PHP 7.1 MariaDB 10 ProcessWire 3.0.149 Gideon

Hi, Just installed this amazing module. All works fine but I am not able to embed FB videos. I get this error on the page: Video Unavailable This video may no longer exist, or you don't have permission to view it. Is there a solution for this? Thanks. Gideon

@cb2004, As usual, can you post us some code then we can try to give some suggestion. Gideon

Glad that you sorted it out yourself and I learn a lesson today. That is good. Gideon

Hi @spercy16, First of all, Please be kind to someone who just want to help you out even his answer is not that you want or need. Generally speaking the ProcessWire community is very kind and willing to help. I am sure you will have your help if you are kind and patient enough. For the code, @ottogal is right. You call the listChildrenTree function inside itself. This is a fatal error and your code will never work until you fix it. You cannot use $page here. $page is the reserved variable that represents the current page object. You may use $child instead. foreach ($children as $page) { Like I said above, don't call the same function within itself. if ($page->numChildren) listChildrenTree($page->children); The complete code: echo "<ul class='w-full text-white lg:block lg:float-left'>"; foreach ($children as $child) { echo "<li class='relative w-full lg:w-auto'> <a href='{$child->url}'> <div onclick='showSub()' class='block pt-2 pb-3 pl-6 lg:pr-6 button'> {$child->title} </div> </a> "; if ($child->numChildren) { echo "<ul>"; foreach ($child->children as $grandchild) { echo "<li class='relative w-full lg:w-auto'> <a href='{$grandchild->url}'> <div onclick='showSub()' class='block pt-2 pb-3 pl-6 lg:pr-6 button'> {$grandchild->title} </div> </a> "; echo "</li>"; } echo "</ul>"; echo "</li>"; } echo "</ul>"; Hope this helps or someone can improve the answer. Gideon

Hi @dr Dogma, Do you see the login screen?? Gideon

Hi @antpre, I think the way this module store data does not support a multi language site. Gideon

@aComAdi Add $config->pageNumUrlPrefix = Seite; to your config.php. Gideon

dbHost is the mysql server. Mostly is localhost. dbPass is your DB password that your mysql server host provide to you. dbName is the DB name that your host provide to you. dbUser is the username thst can use the database server. It should be provided by your host. httpHosts is the domain of your site like www.yourdomain.com Gideon