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Thank you @louisstephens for the hint. I tried it out, but the link still gets stripped out, even with disabled ACF. Do you have configured extra allowed content? Maybe a RewriteRule in the .htaccess file would be the easiest solution. ?

Hello, I am currently building a intranet which will be hosted on the local network of a company. This intranet has many links to files on their fileserver with the protocol file://. So for example the links look like this file://domain.tld/filename.ext When I try to insert such a link into a URL field, I get the error, that only the protocol http:// is allowed. When I try to insert such a link into a CKEeditor link, it gets stripped out. Is it possible to insert such links into the FieldType URL and CKEditor. I know that I could use a FieldType Text or insert a RewriteRule in the .htaccess file, but I am looking for a more elegant solution. ? Regards, Andreas

Thank you for your answers. My understanding is, that you don't need a cookie banner for a session cookie, because there is no personal information in that cookie. If that would be case, every website with a CMS would need a cookie banner. I can understand that you would maybe need a banner if you track analytics of users. But even for that there is no clear requirement that I know of. I hope this trend goes away again soon, because there is no real benefit in my opinion. Regards, Andreas

I also had the same trouble with strategy 2. So I switched to strategy 3, wich is a little more effort but better in my opinion. ? Regards, Andreas

Hello @MilenKo, I have used this module in one project and had no issues. ? Regards, Andreas

Hello all, sorry for getting off-topic, but I am curious: I have read about those new regulations but my understanding was, that this was just about a special case (a gambling website), so that nothing would change for normal websites. But now everybody seems to jump on the train just to be safe, even though it is not necessary. Could somebody please explain to me, why you have to add this new cookie banner to your website? Are you saving personal informations of users in cookies? Or could somebody please point me to a reliable source, that explains or states that you have to add this new cookie banner? I only have cookies from ProcessWire and Google Analytics (with anonymized IPs). I have never read a clear statement, that I have to add a cookie banner and never has somebody complaint that I don't have a banner. In my opinion, everybody adds those banners because they are not sure and jump on the bandwagon. But I am no lawyer, so maybe I am completely wrong. But those new banners are really worse. I saw some that covered the whole website before you could get to the content. Its like we are back in the 90s, where you have a start page for the homepage. ? Thank god there a browser extensions like I don't care about cookies. Regards, Andreas

Sorry for being off-topic, but I have noticed this on the ProcessWire Sites directory too, but not on my UIkit based websites. I don‘t know what causes this, but the Chrome task manager shows a high CPU percentage although nothing happens. @Macrura Great website. ?

Of course I believe you. Thank you for this method, I will try it out tomorrow. ? Thank you for mentioning this module. I haven't heard about it until now, but this could also be a solution. ? Yes, this would be a great enhancement for the page reference fields. I hope @ryan will consider adding this into the core. Thank you all for your help. Regards, Andreas

Here I made a little example with a simple CSS transition: https://jsfiddle.net/x8gwrbys/ I have Autoprefixer in CodeKit for all those prefixes, so I don't have to write any prefix again. I can really recommend it. But for example transform is now a few years old and well supported, so you don't have to write prefixes for transform anymore. JavaScript for animating is not bad. But CSS animations have in general a better performance. For small animations there is not much of a difference, but on heavy animations you can really slow down a computer with JavaScript animations in my experience. ?

Currently I am using has() and a selector on the page reference field readByUsers: if (!$post->readByUsers->has(user())) { // Do something } if (count($child->find("template=post, readByUsers!={$user}")) { // Do something } Probably that is not do difficult to write as SQL query, but I have not much experience with writing SQL. ? I would be happy about an example. Thank you for the hint. Do the pages get loaded in the admin even if the field is hidden completely (with the field setting) in the edit-page? In that case, this could be an issue.

Ok, so in this case the jQuery slideToggle function would be easier, because if you want to animate the height of a div with CSS transitions, you have to know the height first: https://jsfiddle.net/qc3drkuz/ Rotating something with a CSS transition on the other hand is easy. However, I just wanted to show, that you can add custom animations to the toggle component. But you could also do this via JavaScript. I prefer to animate with CSS. ?

Ah ok, I thought you didn't knew, that you could add animations to the toggle component. If you wan't another animation other than the animations of the animation component, you could add different classes and animate them with css. ? https://getuikit.com/docs/toggle#animations Sorry, it was not my intention to turn this thread into another discussion about frameworks. I just wanted to share my opinion, why I like to use them. But of course this is just my opinion and I also like to start with a blank page. ?

Thank you for this example. That would be of course the most performant solution. For now I will stick with a page reference field, because it's easier for me to handle on the API side. But if performance will ever be an issue, I will keep this solution in mind. ? This will be most likely no issue, because I think this field will be hidden in the edit-mode for data protection. Thats true, I have to try out building own data tables some time. Till now I didn't have a need for this, because its so easy to build complex data models with ProcessWire. ?

Isn't that basically for whats the toggle of UIkit component is for? ? Understanding the basics is important. But if you have to build large websites is a solid foundation really handy, so you can focus more on the content than on writing basic components. ?

Hello @wbmnfktr, thank you for your answer. Good to know, that the page reference field can handle many page references without a performance issue. The most amount I had in one page reference field was about 100, but only temporarily. So I don't if there is a problematic amount. But you are right, that it would be better to save the users to the post directly. Because there are probably around one hundred users, but over time the posts could grow in the thousands. So one thousand references in one user page reference field is worse than one hundred references in one post reference field I think. ? Regards, Andreas

Looks interesting, but as far as I can see you have to subscribe to their plan first with PayPal or credit card just to try it out for free. That is a dealbreaker for me, to subscribe for a trial. Or is there a way to try it out without giving them all my informations? Regards, Andreas

Hello, I am currently building a intranet with hundreds of posts. One planned feature is, that each logged-in user can see what post he has already read. So I have added a page reference field „readPosts“ to the user template and save each post as page to this page reference field when visiting the post. This could lead to hundreds of pages in this single page reference field. Because of this I was wondering, if anybody has experience in how good the page reference field can scale? Can it handle hundreds of page references or could there be a downside to the performance? As far as I can see, in the database only the user id, page id and sort number would be saved. So theoretically there would be no performance issue. The alternativ would be to save the user directly in the post as page reference. Would that be the better solution? ? Regards, Andreas

I leave that to the browsers. Most mobile browsers do convert automatically a phone number to a phone link. So only if you want to offer phone links to desktop browsers, you need to insert the link manually. Edit: Ok, not most browsers. Safari does convert phone numbers, but others don't, it seems. So a link is safer.

I use the default name and make a substr with only the first two characters. Works for "de" and "en", but probably not for every language. ?

Would be really great, if this module could be used via Ajax. ?

Guide how to install ProcessWire on German hoster Uberspace: https://lab.uberspace.de/guide_processwire.html

I would like to know this too. For example in my case I would like to sort pages by the number of their references. ? It would be great, if you could to that or has somebody please a hint for me how to do this otherwise? Regards, Andreas

That trailer though is pretty epic. ?

Ok, it could also be my local MAMP server setup. Because I have recently installed Imagick with Pecl and use this instead the build-in Imagick of MAMP. But switching didn't change anything and I think I have experienced this issue on our webhoster as well. Let's wait if someone else experienced this. ?

Thank you for confirming. In my case the original file was exported with Sketch unoptimized, but in a UHD resolution.