
ryanscherler
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Request Module proposal: DB migration assistant
ryanscherler replied to Rob's topic in Module/Plugin Development
Excellent! I will look into this module and give it a try. Thanks! -
Request Module proposal: DB migration assistant
ryanscherler replied to Rob's topic in Module/Plugin Development
Hey all, I wanted to see if there was any progress on this feature. I have recently had to use Wordpress on a project or two and while I can't really stand WP, there is an awesome plugin for syncing local and remote DB's (really any DB to another): "Migrate DB Pro" - https://deliciousbrains.com/wp-migrate-db-pro Something like this would be AWESOME to have for ProcessWire and really help with continuous integration workflows (Git does a great job of file sync, but DB is still a pain). Any thoughts on next steps for a module like this? Thanks! -
Seems to still be an issue on (mt) with PW 2.4. I just had to change this setting for a client who was complaining of this exact issue. Changing to CGI stable is the way to go on fixing this.
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Ah yes! That is what I forgot. Thanks!
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ryanscherler started following CKEditor module?
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How to enable text alignment in CKEditor? I added the plugin ('justify') and added the buttons to the toolbar. They show up in the toolbar but are in a disabled state.
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Wait! For some reason I cleared my cache and set the session fingerprint to false. It seems to have fixed it. I stay logged in now when inspecting an element. Any ideas why it would do this?
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Hah - sorry, I somehow misread the "no" in your previous post. I am really not sure what to do on this. I'm about to update to Maverics and safari 7.0 - hopefully that will solve this odd issue ;-)
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Setting the session fingerprint to false didn't have an effect. Are you also getting logged out after viewing source / inspecting an element in Safari 6.1?
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I haven't updated to Maverics yet - so its possible this issue may work itself out in 7.0? Although Martijn seems to not have issues with 6.1.
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I just tried renaming the templates-admin to something different and then tried, still getting logged out with the default admin theme. I just checked another client site running the stable version (2.3.0), inspected an element while logged in and it didn't log me out. Something related to 2.3.5 for me it seems.
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Maybe its related to the beta admin theme that Ryan has just released ( http://processwire.com/talk/topic/4650-new-processwire-admin-theme-on-dev-branch/ )? I have no idea why that would be though...
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We use https://editorially.com - they just recently launched and have some great tools for collaborative editing. Also, you can export in a number of formats and even direct publish to a number of platforms.
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I just upgraded to the latest version of Safari (6.1 with the developer tools enabled) and it seems that whenever I inspect an element or just view source, I get logged out of the PW admin. Any ideas why this might be happening? * BTW: I am running PW 2.3.5
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Can you have a repeater field within a repeater?
ryanscherler replied to Brian Larson's topic in General Support
I am building a restaurant website with ProcessWire and need to have nested repeaters for menu 'sections' and menu 'items' within them. This is a case where I dont want to use pages (as this is the only place I want to output this). Example nesting: Menu Section Menu Item Menu Item Menu Item Menu Section Menu Item Menu Item Menu Item Menu Section Menu Item Menu Item Menu Item Any chance I can enable a config option to allow selection of repeater field types within another repeater field input settings? -
New ProcessWire admin theme on dev branch
ryanscherler replied to ryan's topic in Themes and Profiles
Ryan these admin themes look great! I am trying them out right now ;-) Excited to see what opportunities this opens up for even more admin theme development. I have always wanted to try my hand at one, but found the jQuery UI classes / inputfields etc. very complex and a bit daunting to create a clean and simple admin theme. Excited to see how the new structure will simply things - especially now that you're using SASS!