Robin S

@adrian, don't spend time responding to my questions above. I realised I needed several more customisations so it made more sense for me to add a custom Lister markup field to Page Edit rather than adapt Batch Child Editor.

Hi @adrian, I've been trying out the module, in particular the Lister mode. It's a very feature-rich and well-thought-out module. Thanks for creating it! My use case is probably not typical so I expect I'll need to do some custom styling and modifications, but I thought I'd run a few questions by you first in case there are built-in options that I missed. 1. I've set my Default Filter settings, but I get a filter row at the top for "include" that isn't in my settings. Is there a way to avoid that row, or is that compulsory so that users will always see unpublished children? 2. When "template" is included in the filters, is there a way to have the select limited to the "Allowed templates for children" that are defined for the parent page template? 3. I want to use the module for its Lister features rather than for batch editing, so is there a way I can not have the column with the pencil icon that enables inline editing? 4. For my use case the nested fieldset is a bit redundant. No worries to visually hide the nested fieldset using some custom CSS, but one feature idea would be for the module to automatically hide the nested fieldset when the options for "Lister mode title", "Lister mode description", and "Lister mode notes" are all left empty.

Fantastic! I'll be using this a lot. Thanks @adrian

Cool, thanks.

Yeah, I've mostly weaned my sites off of it, but I have a few busy ones where I don't want to force the logout of all the front-end users. After upgrading the "Running..." notice just keeps going, and when I checked the browser console there was an error message.

Thanks @adrian, working great now. Yes, love this feature here, and in the Tracy Console too. Thanks for adding it!

Hi @adrian, I have an action that was working in v0.9.8 <?php namespace ProcessWire; class DownloadModulesDirectory extends ProcessAdminActions { protected $title = 'Download modules directory'; protected $description = 'Download a ZIP file of /site/modules/'; protected $author = 'Robin'; protected $dbBackup = 'disabled'; protected function defineOptions() { return array(); } protected function executeAction($options) { $files = $this->wire('files'); $config = $this->wire('config'); $zip_pathname = $config->paths->site . 'modules.zip'; $files->zip($zip_pathname, $config->paths->siteModules, ['overwrite' => true]); $files->send($zip_pathname); return true; } } In v1.0.1 the zip is created but a download isn't prompted, and I see this when executing the action:

Hi @adrian, I also got the CSRF issue when using the console. I think it's a compatibility issue with SessionHandlerDB. The console works when that module is uninstalled.

@Marty Walker, I don't want to complicate what this module does, but you can achieve your objective with a bit of custom JavaScript added to the PW admin. Custom JavaScript file in /site/templates/scripts/admin-custom.js $(function() { // Copy a string to the clipboard function copyToClipboard(string) { // HTTPS websites if(navigator && navigator.clipboard && navigator.clipboard.writeText) { const clipboardItem = new ClipboardItem({ 'text/html': new Blob([string], {type: 'text/html'}), 'text/plain': new Blob([string], {type: 'text/plain'}) }); navigator.clipboard.write([clipboardItem]); } // Old browsers or non-HTTPS websites else { const $input = $('<input type="text" value="' + string + '">'); $('body').append($input); $input.select(); document.execCommand('copy'); $input.remove(); } } // When an image thumbnail is Alt-clicked, copy the URL of the corresponding original image document.addEventListener('click', function(event) { if(event.altKey) { const $el = $(event.target.closest('.gridImage__edit, .gridImage__overflow')); if($el.length) { // Prevent any other click handlers from running event.stopImmediatePropagation(); event.preventDefault(); // Copy the image URL const $img = $el.closest('.gridImage').find('img'); const url = window.location.origin + $img.data('original'); copyToClipboard(url); // Highlight the clicked element to show that something happened $el.effect('highlight', {}, 500); } } }, true); }); Add the custom JS file to the PW admin by adding the following line to /site/templates/admin.php ... $config->scripts->add($config->versionUrl($config->urls->templates . 'scripts/admin-custom.js', true)); ...immediately before the existing line... require($config->paths->core . "admin.php"); Now when you Alt-click an image thumbnail the URL of the corresponding original image will be copied to the clipboard.

You would need to use an SQL query to first get the IDs of matching pages, then use those IDs in a PW selector. MySQL has a DAYOFWEEK() function but it starts the numbering on Sunday which is easy to forget. So probably better to use the DAYNAME() function instead. // Get the IDs of all pages where the day name of the date value is Monday $fieldName = 'event_date'; // The name of your date field $tableName = "field_$fieldName"; // The table name is the field name prefixed with "field_" $weekday = 'Monday'; // The day of the week you want to match $stmt = $database->prepare("SELECT pages_id from $tableName WHERE DAYNAME(data) = :weekday"); $stmt->bindValue(':weekday', $weekday); $stmt->execute(); $ids = $stmt->fetchAll(\PDO::FETCH_COLUMN); $idsStr = implode('|', $ids); // Find PW pages $items = $pages->find("template=event, id=$idsStr");

Some site-wide JS? // Get the current URL const currentUrl = window.location.href; // Convert to lowercase const lowercaseUrl = currentUrl.toLowerCase(); // Only update if there are uppercase letters if(currentUrl !== lowercaseUrl) { // Use replaceState to update URL without reloading the page window.history.replaceState(null, '', lowercaseUrl); }

Thanks @ukyo. I'm now thinking that the module itself should remove the XML declaration when setting the svg property in the formatted value, seeing as the most likely use would be for inline SVG. Do you agree? If so I'll release an update.

@d'Hinnisdaël, I was curious about organising a PageArray into a hierarchy, so here is some hook code for modifying a normal InputfieldCheckboxes (when used with a Page Reference field) that you could experiment with. $wire->addHookBefore('InputfieldCheckboxes::render', function(HookEvent $event) { /** @var InputfieldCheckboxes */ $inputfield = $event->object; $field = $inputfield->hasField; if(!$field || $field->name !== 'YOUR_FIELD_NAME') return; function buildHierarchy($pagearray) { // Organise pages by their parent ID and collect all IDs $grouped = []; $itemsById = []; $allIds = []; foreach($pagearray as $page) { $itemsById[$page->id] = $page; $allIds[$page->id] = true; $grouped[$page->parent->id][] = $page; } // Find orphaned parents - parent IDs that don't exist in the PageArray $orphanedParents = []; foreach($grouped as $parentId => $items) { if($parentId !== null && !isset($allIds[$parentId])) { $orphanedParents[] = $parentId; } } // Recursive function to build children function buildChildren($parentId, &$grouped, &$itemsById) { if(!isset($grouped[$parentId])) { return []; } $children = []; foreach($grouped[$parentId] as $item) { $node = clone $item; // Not using "children" as the property name here to avoid clashing with native property $node->nodeChildren = buildChildren($item->id, $grouped, $itemsById); $children[] = $node; } return $children; } // Build trees for all orphaned parents $hierarchy = []; foreach($orphanedParents as $parentId) { $hierarchy = array_merge($hierarchy, buildChildren($parentId, $grouped, $itemsById)); } return $hierarchy; } function renderCheckboxesList($items, $inputfield) { $out = "<div class='nested-checkboxes-list'>"; foreach($items as $item) { $label = $item->getFormatted('title'); $checked = ''; if($inputfield->isOptionSelected($item->id)) $checked = " checked='checked'"; $out .= "<div class='nested-checkboxes-item'><label><input$checked type='checkbox' name='{$inputfield->name}[]' value='{$item->id}' class='uk-checkbox'><span class='pw-no-select'>$label</span></label>"; if($item->nodeChildren) $out .= renderCheckboxesList($item->nodeChildren, $inputfield); $out .= "</div>"; } $out .= "</div>"; return $out; } $options = $inputfield->getOptions(); $optionIdsString = implode('|', array_keys($options)); $selectable = $event->wire()->pages->find("id=$optionIdsString, sort=parent.sort, sort=sort"); $hierarchy = buildHierarchy($selectable); $out = renderCheckboxesList($hierarchy, $inputfield); $out .= <<<EOT <style> .nested-checkboxes-list:not(.InputfieldCheckboxes > .nested-checkboxes-list) { padding-left:25px; } .nested-checkboxes-item input { margin-right:0.5em; } </style> EOT; $event->replace = true; $event->return = $out; }); Before: After: There's no JavaScript (I'll leave that to you), but in any case you would likely need to use PHP logic to set the selection state of parent items on Pages::saveReady() or else the field value would get out of whack any time an option was set via the API rather than via the inputfield. That's why having the parents/grandparents in the field value is something that can't really be handled by a module that is an inputfield only and is probably best done in custom code that's specific to your project.

Thanks! Sorry, no, the exclusion of the grandparents and parents from the Page Reference field value is baked in. What you're describing would need to be handled by a different module.

@ryan, could you please take another look at this breaking change before releasing the next master: https://github.com/processwire/processwire-issues/issues/2157 I have modules that break when updating to the most recent PW version.