DaveP
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This sounds to me like a cookie conflict. Are you logged in to two sites at once, in the same browser? Do you have another browser to open one of the domains in?
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Just noticed that the Web Developer extension for Chrome has a 'View Responsive Layouts' option under the 'Resize' menu, which works well for a quick check. (It's also available for FF and I would expect that to have the same.)
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Google certainly agrees - http://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/htmlcssguide.xml#HTML_Style_Rules
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I've done the same thing many times - some time ago I had a static link to the live site url behind the logo of both live and development sites (not in PW, obviously) and I was always in the wrong backend or frontend. In fact, I ended up changing the CSS on each so the dev site had a different coloured background to remind me which was which!
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We all do it from time to time http://processwire.com/talk/topic/1068-strange-missing-field-in-page-array/#entry9345
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Out of interest, who's using Less/Sass vs plain old CSS
DaveP replied to onjegolders's topic in Dev Talk
I mainly use plain vanilla CSS, but have experimented with LESS when using frameworks that have included such files. http://crunchapp.net/ is pretty good if you want to avoid client side LESS processing - for Mac & PC. -
I think that only 'Title' and its lower case url version 'name' are system fields and required, but a lot of the time 'Title', 'Headline', 'Summary' & 'Body' are a natural fit for most pages. Title is fairly self-explanatory Headline is a bit longer version of Title, for navigation link text and meta title Summary is a brief summary of what the page is about and might appear also in search results and as page meta description Body is the main body text of the page On most pages, I tend to leave them all available, even if not populated. This kind of code snippet <?php echo $page->get("headline|title"); ?> prints the page Headline, or Title if the headline is empty, and you will see variations of this used in the default install.
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Gary, I think the Skyscrapers demo site was an earlier version of PW so is no longer available for download. This thread http://processwire.c...ies/#entry14092 refers, but there are plenty of resources linked in that thread that might help.
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Working beautifully, thanks. Downloaded new modules and updated the one that revealed the problem originally - all successfully.
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I like it. The responsive side of things works very well. As for understanding the content, either Google translate works really well for German->English, or the site is written in a very clear style that allows good machine translation. As an aside, many years ago I attended a somewhat similar establishment (Wigan Mining & Technical College as it was then), failing accountancy one day per week. Dunno if we still have anything similar - that was a very long time ago!
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Thanks, Soma, stream_context_create() sweet.
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Works locally - that's why I installed it on the live site. Remote php version is 5.2.17
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Just tried to install another through the manager, and same result.
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Tried all the above, even down to uninstalling module manager and reinstalling, The module manager downloaded the redirect message both when updating the sitemap module and installing it from scratch.
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I should perhaps add that the url pointed to from the module manager was https://github.com/Notanotherdotcom/MarkupSitemapXML/zipball/master
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Just installed this module on a live site and it told me that one of my modules needed updating - excellent. The module in question is MarkupSitemapXML, so I clicked 'Update' and got an error message to the effect that the zip file couldn't be opened. No wonder, as it contained the following (not zipped). <html><body>You are being <a href="https://nodeload.github.com/Notanotherdotcom/MarkupSitemapXML/zipball/master">redirected</a>.</body></html> Dunno if anything can be done...
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Dunno if this tells us anything or not. It can't be anything to do with Windows' 'relaxed' attitude to forward slashes & backslashes, can it? <edit>Wish I'd used a more sensibly-named file</edit>
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@adamkiss it looks like that on a PC too.
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Ryan, I think you've found it - see screenshots The file names aren't the same - the image file has a dot between name and size, while PW is trying to delete it with an underscore. But how come it works on Mac and Linux?
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@Soma - any specifics? I can't get anything to echo or print_r from Pageimage.php.
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No error log created, so assume no errors. (And new file thumbnail is left behind.)
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I get exactly the same results as SiNNuT. Same version of Win7 unfortunately, so no help there, PHP 5.3.8 Apache 2.2.21 & mySQL 5.5.6. <edit>Looks like a Windows thing. Probably won't affect to many production servers, anyway (?)</edit>
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You can even style placeholder text with CSS, but support is, as yet, limited and patchy - http://blog.ajcw.com/2011/02/styling-the-html5-placeholder/
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I've used Skeleton, Foundation and Bootstrap, and they all have their strengths and weaknesses. (Converting a site from CodeIgniter to PW and from Bootstrap 1.4 to 2.0 at the moment.) Probably, yellowled's approach of gathering together a suite of components and tools that works for you is a good solution if you are organised enough, which I ain't.
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FWIW, I recently did something similar, but on various fields from $page->siblings with php's similar_text() function (and stopwords).
