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I know this may sound strange, but when it comes to https and redirects browsers become very "cachehappy"! When running into problems with this I use the browsers incognito/private mode, have to empty cache, restart browser, use different browser, use a VPN, and so on. Tiresome sometimes...

Okay, my first attempt with a screencast as animated gif. This is how the problem looks. Made with CKE's demo on their website:

FF 58? That's interesting! The "girls" said that the problem started about 10-14 days ago. Perhap the problem was introduced to FF with V 59? Doesn't matter. It also happens on CKE's own demo. https://ckeditor.com/ckeditor-4/

I know. But the content editors are women in their end thirties and who am I to argue with them? I don't have a death wish I filed a bug report with CKE and it was closed with a note that it is FF issue. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1452906

Thanks. I didn't find anything either. I will file a new one. There are a few ways to avoid the error but for now I recommended to use Chrome instead of FF. These are professional texters and they are used to work in a certain way(we all know the feeling). But they will have to adapt for now. Thanks for testing.

Really? I tried with Firefox Quantum 59.0.2 32Bit and 64Bit on https://ckeditor.com/ckeditor-4/ and can reproduce it... But what does it mean? I will read through the issues first.

This morning a client contacted me with a strange problem. At first I couldn't reproduce it because I use Chrome but then I realized that it only affects Firefox and CKE fields. If you type some text and then press SHIFT+ENTER to insert a <br> then wirte some text in the second line and then place the cursor at the start of the second line and hit backspace, the cursor jumps to the wrong position. The clients content editors are extremely frustrated by this because they have to search for the cursor I can reproduce this behavior in almost all PW versions, even a clean install witout any CKE plugins. This whole behavior seems somehow familiar, like I have heard it before, but I can't remenber... Anyone knows a solution except using Chrome?

Long thread made short: On most of the websites I maintain I had to put this in init.php: setlocale(LC_ALL, "de_DE");

Field level access only protects the field from being shown on the frontend. The file is still accessable through an URL.

You are the man! Tomaten auf den Augen! Is there an english expression for it?

Emailaddresses in CC array keep being encoded I have a small module with a function that sends emails to me(Admin) and users who act as moderators. What I want to do is basically this:(from first post here) $options = array( 'sendSingle' => true, 'cc' => array('person1@example.com', 'person2@example.com', 'person3@example.com') ); $numSent = wireMail($to, '', $subject, $textBody, $options); But I want to CC to users of a certain role, and retrieve the users like that: $address_rev = wire('users')->find("roles=revisor"); Now I have to build the array for the $options: foreach($address_rev as $one){ $emailcc .= "'" . $one->email . "',"; } $emailcc = rtrim($emailcc, ',');// remove the last comma $options = array( 'sendSingle' => true, 'cc' => array("$emailcc") ); But sending fails with the quotes being encoded by PWs sanitizer(I assume) Invalid email address (&#039;person1@example.com&#039;, &#039;person2@example.com&#039;) (in path_to....\wire\core\WireMail.php line 105) Why? It doesn't happen when I hardcode the array like in the example, and when I echo my array it looks just fine. How do I build the array to populate the cc array? Or what am I doing wrong? PW 3.0.84 WireMailSMTP 0.2.3

Who would have thought... a pirate to the rescue! A quick, configurable and functional solution to my problem. HARRRH to you!

If you set the correct family settings to the parent and child template, then the children can only be placed as a child of template for pageA, pageB, pageC, ... but as I read your post again... I guess you don't want them to change parents as well?

It would have to be something like: $pages->find("has_parent=$page->parent, template=subitem-template, switched=1");

You could try another approach but it depends on how you manage shopowners in the backend. If they can register themselves it will be a little more problematic, but if an admin creates shopowners you could try: Create a page /shopowners/ (with its own template) and create pages as children for each shopowner with a title field(default) and a page reference field which points to the users page. On the page /shopowners/ you then don't query the users, but the pages unter /shopowners/ with the page reference ID. With this ID you then get the content and your url would be /shopowners/shop-owner-name/ Same goes for /shopowners/shop-owner-name/ Get the page field ID and retrieve the content for the user. Another approach would be: Just like the above with the page reference field But keep the user page data to a minimum just with username, language and password Store all the public viewable data in the pages under/shopowners/shop-owner-name/