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A while back i spent some time looking for exactly that and found: http://getfuelux.com/javascript.html#scheduler https://github.com/collective/jquery.recurrenceinput.js Unfortunately the first has a bootstrap dependency and the second does not have an online demo that i'm aware of. I did not have time to investigate further but it might be of some use.

On a side note: Working with PW for more than 2 years and only now making the first forum post/question. This must be a testament to PW's ease of use, power and great docs!

http://processwire.com/about/background/ The PW 2 line has been around since somewhere in 2010 i think, so about 5 years. A complete rewrite but built on the concept, ideas and experiences of its predecessors.

Totally agreed, great stuff. It is described in the docs as well: https://github.com/marcus-herrmann/wireshell#custom-profile-processwire-installation-%CF%80 On top of that i still think it would be a neat addition to be able to also choose from one of the bundled profiles: site-beginner site-blank site-classic site-default site-languages Once again, no critique, just an idea. Great work.

Just started toying with wireshell, this is great stuff. Some remarks about the 'new' command: - Unless i'm missing something the new command will always install 'site-default'. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to choose between the bundled profiles that ship with PW? - Currently the unused profiles (site-languages, site-classic etc.) are not being cleaned up after install. - I can't exactly figure out how or where ('timezone' => "366"??), but the timezone in config.php after install seems to be 'Europe/Zurich'. Not a big deal but this does not make a lot of sense as some kind of default. Keep up the good work guys!

https://processwire.com/talk/topic/7615-renaming-the-default-site-directory/ Be sure to read through the whole thread, because you need to take/make extra precautions in an additional .htaccess file. The index.config.php should be created at the root level. See index.php https://github.com/ryancramerdesign/ProcessWire/blob/dev/index.php#L74 where this comes from. But to be honest the reason you mention seems pretty weak for doing stuff like this, especially if you are maybe not entirely sure what you are doing.

I have not used this module but judging from the screenshot you should enter the URI/URL without a leading slash, and you seem to have done it with a leading slash. Try entering: {id|pages}/ and see if it works.

The only time i experienced slow loading pages on my local machine it was due to xdebug being enabled.

Nice! The latest additions to the dev branch add support for content types on the template level. http://processwire.com/blog/posts/processwire-core-updates-2.5.26/#content-type-support-added-to-templates

You should take care of that in your menu generating code, so that menu-1 and menu-2 are somehow recognizable for the needed javascript and not link to a page. You can hardcode it or take an approach like https://processwire.com/talk/topic/4261-parent-pages-and-their-behavior/ You should also decide what you show when you manually go to the container url, see some options in the above thread.

It is important that you use a properly utf-8 encoded csv file so that PW understands. The characters you named should be no problem.

I don't know Arvixe and ProcessWire has no ties to this hoster. They do seem to offer PW pre-installed. I think you would do better to contact the company in question, they will be glad to help if you are a customer of them. (fwiw, PW does not come with default username and passwords, so the hoster probably automated this.)

I think you got it teppo but just to be clear, i did mean security questions ass an addition to sending a reset token via e-mail or even SMS. I also agree that resetting via e-mail alone is safe enough for most stuff that gets built. - edited the ass

If the reset password functionality is part of the website you build, i do think it is your responsibility to explain to the client the pro's and cons of the different methods and let them choose. The method you describe is weak but convenient, the method with personal security questions is (at least to me) annoying but much more secure if done right. A pretty good write-up here: https://fishnetsecurity.com/6labs/resource-library/white-paper/best-practices-secure-forgot-password-feature Which also made it to the OWASP site: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Forgot_Password_Cheat_Sheet

I know, but i was just meaning to say that there is movement.

Actually Ubuntu 14.04.2 (Trusty Tahr) was released the 20th of February this year, and ships with PHP 5.5. In general i think (el cheapo) shared hosting which are slow to update have held back PHP for way too long. It's funny because the ubiquitous (cheap) PHP hosting has been a major factor in its success.

Google doesn't care about the CMS you use. If the content and url structure of the public site stay the same the pagerank should stay the same. Pagespeed and maybe https could have a little influence. If you do adjust the url's, be sure to setup the correct 301 redirects from old to new url's, and you should be fine.

Adrian's module http://modules.processwire.com/modules/process-redirect-ids/ could also be of interest. Another option is use url segments on the home template with some code like this: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/6051-how-to-use-unnatural-ids-page-ids-in-urls/?p=59259

Great looking site! Small thing: the image used (maxresdefault.jpg) for the Youtube video on the homepage does look like it has had too much compression when viewed on a desktop monitor/high resolution.

As explained here in some detail, Version Control is the improved and extended successor to Version Control For Text Fields.

Adding the page references via the csv module was/is allready possible: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/383-module-import-pages-from-csv-file/page-4#entry21476. And now apparently also via titles, as LostKobrkai points out. But i think you also want to create the tag pages (under a different parent) on the fly with this module. I'm not sure but i don't think this is possible. A solution would be to grab all the unique tags from your csv and import the tags seperately. Ah, MuchDev already said it. After that import the gallery items with the page (tag) references like above link.

Nice stuff. A question though. If i remember correctly Chosen loads the entire dataset into the DOM. I'm wondering if this could potentially lead to performance issues when working with a lot (thousands) of pages to choose from. Solutions like select2 or selectize.js (both jQuery based) allow for partial loading of remote datasets in some form. Maybe you chose Chosen for a good reason but i was just wondering.

Could it be that you have xdebug running? I recently noticed it causes a noticeable delay in PW response times.

I don't think the TS meant depth but more how to show certain items on the same level and some not.Wanze's suggestions covers most options but i think you could also use a page field to select your menu items.

Great site.