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Hi Ben! The most similar I found is a module by @Pierre-Luc that uses Rackspace's Mailgun. https://github.com/plauclair/WireMailMailgun

Hi everyone! I haven't seen a thread yet to talk about this aspect of development in which I have been reading on lately and I am very interested in this community's opinion/experience. What are your perspectives/experiences on dealing with a UX/UI research process? Would you have resources/books/courses to recommend to learn about the topic?

Update: 1s answer from namecheap: 2nd answer from Namecheap once I insisted that they are the domain owners and that the abuse mail belongs to them according to the whois on the IP address 192.64.119.6 (the domain resolves to this address). (the xx mask is my actual server address) 1st answer from Enom: I think neither of them is paying much attention, but I think Namecheap is to be the one who takes the hit, on any whois I get that thatsnew dot net is the actual reseller so I wonder if my DNS setup is somehow filtered to someone else. (my domain is hosted on Namecheap too, and apparently, being resold by Namecheap with Enom as registrar). What the heck? I mean, anyone would only need my IP address and point an A record right? Had never thought about it but is this really unavoidable up to the server's configuration (as per it is solved right now).

Hi! Is there a way to mix vuejs with server side rendering? I kind of get that Vue works with templates and components, but it all seems to be done on the client side and I would like to stick to templating in Processwire and pulling straight HTML from here and there just depending on the url and replacing a div's content. Or maybe I'm choosing the wrong approach/framework? Or maybe I am missing how to use Vue to accomplish this? A framework I found to be almost exactly what I was looking for is Senna.js but there are things I don't really like, like the way the routes have to be initialized either by the js object or through embedding <link> tags in the document, I'd rather have something like an attribute on the anchor tag (just like vue-router has v-link attribute!).

Thank @cstevensjr for the recommendations, I actually submitted a ticket not just an email! Neither NameCheap nor Enom have answered up to now, meanwhile, the .htaccess that Ryan posted did the trick.

Done that too!

I had seen this thread before but is seemed such an obscure problem! http://ladosis.eduardosanmiguel.com (mine!) http://thatsnew.net (copycat!) I am talking with namecheap right now (my registrar)

I am having this exact same problem right now. Shouldn't this type of issues be solved by default on PW's .htaccess? Also, I have a doubt, I thought this kind of protection involved the configuration variable $config->httpHosts, or maybe I am missing what this variable is for exactly? Best regards.

Hi everyone! I'm facing a similar project right now, creating an API for a mobile application. This post has been very educational, though I have a question: How to handle login from the app? Even though the app will be released on stores, it is meant to be used by certain members of an organization. I'm not very knowledgeable in the way PW handles login, so if anyone could point me out to any resource that could help me how I could implement this. Registration wouldn't be needed since the user base will be populated from PW itself. Edit: I found this thread with posts from @apeisa and @ryan talking a bit about the login cookies. It seems I could just save the cookies on the mobile app, send them with the request and manually checking if the cookies correspond to a session or something in that fashion? Edit 2: Found another thread with a similar situation.

Looking very good! Can't wait to get see the rest! I like that it includes Vuejs as a bonus, I've been meaning to learn some, and fitting it into the ProcessWire context is wonderful.

@LostKobrakai, @tpr Indeed I had seen Nette forms! I am yet to try them when developing on Processwire but it does seem like THE choice. I missed being more specific that I was looking for a Javascript solution, completely on the "view" side of things, just because I'm working on Java right now and it would seem a bit cumbersome to mix it with PHP (although in Liferay it appears to be quite possible). Thanks for the input!

Yes! It has been actually a very cool finding too, and very useful. This post intention was to just look for options , I always try to do this before finally deciding to use a library or some resource for development. Although right now I'm already prototyping in Alpaca. My reasoning was that form generation must be a problem that must have been solved before, just like PW's very own form API. So maybe somewhere on the Internet I had missed an important tool from the past , just like I had missed PW for a few years

Hi everyone! I'm building some Liferay portlets for a call center and I'm looking for form engines like Alpaca Forms which is the one I'm currently using (and fits my needs), but I would only like to ask around if someone knows of a similar alternative when it comes to generating forms on the front.

Mexico here, can confirm everything on the Internet feels expensive ALWAYS on almost any currency

Great addon! Have been using it and I like how it tweaks the admin. This feels like when I found out about HelperFieldLinks. Maybe one day all of this will go into "power user mode" module.

Really nice site! As I always insist on clients, you can't skimp on content quality, really nice photographs accompanying a suitable design!

Very interesting post! I really enjoyed reading about the backup an restore solution, very educational. Everything truly feels blazing fast now! Thanks for the amazing work Jan and Ryan!