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Update... I can add a name and an image when creating a new user, but cannot do so when trying to modify the primary admin account, even when logged in as the primary admin... Weird! If I logout of primary admin, and login as a different admin, I can then add name and image to the primary... Seems there is an issue with doing so when trying to update yourself.

Hi, Unable to add name to user, or to upload an image to a user. These fields are added by the blog, as they are not present before installing the blog. Any ideas? The fields are displayed in the profile edit form, but after I fill the 'name' field with a text value and submit, the field is empty on reload, and no error message. When trying to upload an image there is a red area below the image name on submit, but no error message.

Hi, Yes, I'm at the stage of feeling all at sea with a new platform, but at least with something now visible it's easier! Will now play with templates...

Hi Kongondo, Thanks for getting back to me. I think I have it sorted, though I took the sledgehammer approach and clean installed both PW and PB. Previously there were no blog templates installed in /site/templates, they were all in /site/modules/ProcessBlog/template-files... this time around they are all in /site/templates and at least I now get pages when I try loading /blog and so on... i.e. no longer getting a 404. Couple of questions... the blog templates all include blog-main.inc. My current setup uses prepend and append files, so I'm guessing that to get it working well I'll have to create a blog-main.php as an append file, based on a merger of current _main.php and the blog-main.inc... that is if all pages are to work off a consistent model... Initially the blog pages stacked everything vertically, but I've copied 'css' and 'js' folders from the module folder to /site/templates and its producing a more expected layout... except that it mixes the layouts/contents of blog-main.inc with that of the _init.php and _main.php currently being pre/appended, but I think that will be straightforward to clean up. Still don't know exactly what happened previously, unless an install issue with folder permissions causing some things to not be placed where they should be. That's my current best guess, although there were no on-screen error messages to indicate that... I suspect that the /site folder and its children were not writable to the extent needed. Anyway, atlas I have something now, which is a giant step forward from yesterday, and a base on which to learn more. Cheers Rob

Hi Adrian, Not explicitly, it wasn't clear that was necessary to do so separately from ProcessBlog which said it included MarkupBlog. If I check modules for 'Site' then I can see Blog Post Publish Date Markup Blog as installed, along with process blog If I click on either one of those names in the list I get a page showing details, an uninstall link and a submit button. Clicking submit produces a message that the module has been saved... Blog front-end remains unreachable

Hi again, Only possible contributing factor is on completing installation I get a database error that says: " SQLSTATE[42S02]: Base table or view not found: 1146 Table 'testbed_processw.field_blog_comments' doesn't exist" Would this be the cause? How to rectify it, and why would it have occurred? Cheers

Hi, I've just installed ProcessBlog on a test install of ProcessWire and all the admin side of things appears to work without issue, however when I try accessing any of the blog pages on the front-end all I get is a 404 not found error. I've setup with blog style 2, and the blog pages and sub-pages all show OK in the admin page tree, and in the front-end sitemap, but viewing any of them just 404s. Any ideas on how to what's happening and fix this? The install was on a clean PW install (site-beginner) Thanks in advance