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heldercervantes

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  1. OMG Reno that looks exactly like what I was asking for. Admit it man, you just slapped that together, just cause you can. Now the question is, how many beers will we have to buy you to get that code?
  2. I agree, the focus must be to make something we'd be comfortable using, rather than promoting PW. In my case, I have two clients for whom I manage their websites. Everyday I get multiple people sending emails "change this", "add this news piece", "change the price of this car", "make me a feature promoting this". So just the ability to have them adding tickets, attaching files, have comments back and forth and see what's open or closed would be awesome.
  3. @bernhard good point there, about keeping it up to date. Gitlab looks cool, but a lot like Trello and something teams would use internally, rather then a doorway for client support. Here's a tease
  4. I'm going to relate this to PW, promise. I'm looking for a cool, simple, free helpdesk system. Nothing too fancy, just letting users in, post a ticket, get replies, talk back, close ticket, reopen ticket, close again. See a list of what was requested, what's open, what's done. Anyone got suggestions? I can only find paid or crap solutions. No middle ground. Now the link to PW: As a way to promote PW, would it be a good idea if we had projects, like a ticket system, free and based on PW? You'll all probably agree it would be relatively easy to pull off a ticket system in PW. I'm imagining something styled by the theme system (I love Reno), using an installation profile to setup, the roles system that's already there, and sold as "the free, processwire powered helpdesk system". Devs need ticket systems and like me want to avoid spending a dime. They find this and try it out. It's cool. Let's have a look at PW since we're here. Whoa this is awesome! And my clients will see the same beautiful, tidy interface on their CMS? Screw you WP, I'm going PW from now on! Does this sound like a good idea or am I just trippin?
  5. I've been calling it a framework instead of a CMS. I find that's a great starting point to explain how much different it is from a CMS such as WordPress, how it makes zero assumptions and allows you to build whatever you want without having to hack the S#!7 out of it or depend on a bunch of plugins. And so far so good. Clients have been trusting my arguments and accepting PW. Agencies... not so much. They're like christians, and accept only the holy word of WordPress (or whatever they use). They also laugh at me when I say I don't use Bootstrap or CSS preprocessors. Apparently it's a flaw to know CSS enough to not need a crutch to make a responsive column based layout. I'm drifting. Sorry.
  6. SITE OF THE WEEK! Beautifully crafted. Splendid work. And your using MapMarker. Good to see other people are putting it to good use.
  7. Awesome! Personally, I prefer to keep my code as basic as possible and avoid frameworks, but this is the kind of thing that helps the developer base grow and we all win. Great work.
  8. @DaveP, what's your setup? Haven't seen it crash anywhere yet, but lower spec machines get quite slow. iPad 2 and a 2012 Galaxy tablet choke a lot on the starting animation. I have improvements on my roadmap. Still no deep linking to projects, and I do need a fallback version for devices that can't handle all that's going on.
  9. Probably is. Much learning on this one
  10. This is my most ambitious PW site yet: http://vroom.pt It's an auto ad portal specially designed towards professional dealers. Some highlights you can't really see just browsing the website: Custom CMS for dealers (screenshot); Auto generated, customizable website for each dealer (examples here and here); The dealer can choose between a dark or light theme, then set a tone color; More themes will be added in the future with completely different designs. Optimized search algorithm to keep speed reasonable even when searching through thousands of results.
  11. Hey guys, Just yesterday I launched my new website, SuperTINY agency : http://supertiny.agency. It's a small but pretty heavy website with all the webgl going on. Older machines will choke. I'm using PW v3 on this one. Took only a couple of hours to install, setup the fields and templates necessary to run the portfolio, add AIOM and SEO and get it running. Got to love PW for that. The case studies are built using a repeater with fields that show/hide according to what's selected on a "type" selector. Clean, simple, just the way I like it. Enjoy.
  12. Hi, I've seen the SchedulePages module, but that only handles publish or unpublish, and I need more. Take a VAT table for example. On the 1st of August one of those values is going to change. Of course I can add date/time fields to control validity, but I'm looking for a "leaner" way that perhaps could be used in other occasions. A wider version of SchedulePages that could handle changes in fields would be perfect. Any ideas?
  13. http://jacinto-lda.com/ This is an "engine overhaul" of an existing site. Design was kept pretty much the same, but the proprietary CMS was replaced by our beloved PW, and it was made responsive, SEO and share friendly. This project prompted the ImageMarker Fieldtype & Inputfield module, coded by @Kongondo. You can see it in action in the Company / International page. Other features include a very custom vehicles catalogue. Translations are a work in progress, so some out of place portuguese is expected.
  14. Well I DID say I'd probably feel dumb in the end Forgot to save
  15. With a little help from another post from Ryan, I got this: $dir = $page->filesManager->path; $dit = new DirectoryIterator($dir); foreach($dit as $df) { unlink($df->getPathname()); } rmdir($dir); $pages->uncache($page); And away go all assets from said page.
  16. Doesn't seem to do anything. I'm trying $page->images->removeAll() I'm also finding junk files in an example page that aren't in the images field. I'm thinking these are a result of interrupted saves or something like that. Isn't there a way to just delete the assets directory for the page?
  17. Hi. I'll probably feel dumb when you give me the solution, but I can't find this anywhere. I want to delete all images and resized variants from a page, keeping the page. How is this done via API? thanks, H
  18. My hosting provider says they've ran the chown command and that didn't fix it, so... McGyver time! I just duplicated the whole "site" folder with php. I took this script and slapped it in a php file, then temporarily changed public_html permissions to 777 and ran the script copying "site" to "siteB". Every file and folder in siteB got the correct owner/group. Turned permissions on the root folder back to 750 and renamed "siteB" to "site". Done.
  19. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction guys. I suck at SSL, never even touched it. Now in my support ticket it looks like I actually know what I'm talking about
  20. I'm going through this problem on my end as well. The Dolce Vita website uses multisite to manage multiple malls under the same PW installation. Now I separated 3 malls to a second installation, basically just downloaded the whole site into my computer, cleaned up, and re-uploaded to a new hosting. Now editing a page I get this error in every image field. Setting permissions to 777 seems to work, but leaving it like that scares me. Seems apache is unable to write over files/folders created by FTP upload. Any way to get around that without nuking the whole thing?
  21. I'm having the same issue Guy Verville had. Downloaded a website from production to local, imported the database, changed mysql authentication on config.php (checked it thrice) and the same error occurs. Nothing on errors.txt, and changing debug to true adds nothing to the message. I also changed permissions of everything to 775. Nothing seems to work. I'm clueless. *EDIT* : Also tried invalid DB login info to see if something would change. Nothing. *EDIT 2* : Placing echos all over index.php I eventually narrowed it down and discovered the previous coder messed with the file. Problem fixed.
  22. Implementing this on a new site I detected a couple of "nice to haves". Sorting X and Y fields would accept decimals for fine-tuning. Bigger maps get too small for precise positioning of markers, and rounded percentage can be insuficient on the front-end. For sorting, if anyone needs it, I managed to get around to an alphabetic sorting based on the referred page's title, like this: $dots = $page->mapDots; foreach ($dots as $dot) { $dot->sortname = $pages->get($dot->info)->name; } $dots->sort('sortname'); Though it would be cool to manually sort markers on the list, this approach lets you sort by any field, and probably even the pages position relative to its real parent (I think, didn't try).
  23. Thanks LostKobrakai. I was assuming = meant exact match.
  24. Hi guys. Can't find this info anywhere. I'm trying to use the multipage values to do a search function. There are tours on this project, and location of options on a via page select. Like tags: "downtown, old town, beach...". On the search field, the admin selects one or many. On the frontend, the user can select whichever wanted, and output tours that have at least those options selected. My query looks like this: template=tour, (where~=1041 || where/~=1042) But it doesn't understand the ~= How do I get around this? thanks, H
  25. Hey guys. I'm submitting my latest project to the directory. http://www.sagatex.pt Sagatex represents fashion and sportswear brands in Portugal, such as Fred Perry, Diadora, Dr. Martens, etc. This site features a product catalogue and a store finder. I like keeping my ingredients to a minimum. Here, I used: Reno theme InputfieldRepeater InputfieldMapMarker MarkupSEO ImportPagesCSV Enjoy
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