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@MilenKo If you want to go plain text, you can use: https://modules.processwire.com/modules/fieldtype-yaml/ and no need to use regex magic Also, to make it colorful, you can use this one: https://modules.processwire.com/modules/inputfield-ace-extended/ But the latter has some quirks when using with Fieldtype Yaml, I cannot recall exactly what, but it was something with the settings not showing. I decided to remove it because Inputfield Ace Extended's GUI is too scary for ordinary editors

Hi, It's a bit a middle of the night over here to understand all the wodoo you are exercising here but we have a nice topic dealing with some examples, have you seen it? Also: ($i & 1) but where is $i coming from in the first place?

Who-hoooo, I've been dreaming of this! Thank you very much, Sir!

I agree, this could be improved a bit, otherwise from the security standpoint you are – of course – right. However, currently I need to "import" old users with passwords of the previous "old" site and their role does not let them do anything in the admin, they only have access to a custom "download page" to download some "semi sensitive" docs. This will change in the future and that is when the site will need "proper" user management.

And today it worked for me flawlessly! A big thanks for this (and for all the other countless goodies you've shared with us....). Just one question though, your note in the Role's block reads: At least one of these roles must have the "profile-edit" permission so that the user can change their password the first time they log in. The permission profile-edit is not needed if my client does not want users to change their passwords, right? At least for the time being users should not change their passwords, it is a feature we want to add later.

I have a clue, it might help us in understanding what could have happened: Normally, when we are on the first step page of "Add New Field" we have breadcrumb Admin > Setup > Fields with "Fields" linking to example.com/admin/setup/field/ However, right before clearing the browser cache I noticed that after the failed field adding attempt, it was linking to: example.com/admin/setup/field/add/ and that also made me suspicious I'm guessing here but all this might be related to the fact that the site was moved. I cannot explain why though...

Thanks @abdus for taking a look at it! Unfortunately it did not help. I also tried cleaning all the other ProcessWire cache just in case but it did not help either. However, since initially I forgot about refreshing the module cache, you gave me the idea to refresh the browser cache too (Chrome: Empty cache and hard reload). And this one did help! I still find it strange that this was the issue but browser caches can lead to troubles Thanx once more!

Hi, I moved a site to a new home and ran into a "strange" issue: No field is added. I have no error message "anywhere", not in the console, no PHP, not in server logs either. The strange thing is that I can Duplicate fields: Setup > Fields > Actions > Duplicate/clone this field? Meaning it is just the "Add New Field" which does nothing. I can also create pages. Also, "Add New Field" does work in local development environment (same site and "same state", of course), it is just the new server environment which is problematic. Any ideas for troubleshooting? Thanks in advance

If possible, I would create a "group" for those active members who request more quota so that they can be assigned more. (This is theory, I do not know how the forum works...) I understand that 50MB x 5200 is already a lot and most of the forum members do not need it, but for those who contribute a lot, 50MB is not too much.

I knew you were up to something Great work and also thanks for sharing the modules. Keep it up!

48.83 MB attachment limit is silly, I agree. I have already been wondering what to do when I run out of it. And I'm not abusing it either and I also always make sure to upload the smallest files reasonably possible. I could not notice any suspicions shrinking as I checked it long time ago but I will keep an eye on it. Please @Pete give as more

We should not forget our "semi private" topic either: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/11279-processwire-brand/ especially:

I has been pointed out by Ryan that he did not change the default "skin" (aka theme) of UIkit on purpose, he ask for our help in this. We all agree that it is washed out and should not be the one used. Also, I think there are too much white space all around and admin pages need less of it and need more actual GUI elements fitted in the visible viewport. It is "an admin" after all and no one wants to scroll a lot. Still, whitespace is important of course but the right balance must be found.

I forgot to add that to keep the old database, you still need to clone it manually... You can also copy userAuthSalt over form the old one so you will not need to reset passwords.

Probably not. I forgot to point out that – especially when manually copying files/folders – it is possible to run into permission issues, so you might want to double check that too. Also, you can install the very same ProcessWire version with the blank profile, replace /site, adjust config.php, .htaccess, permissions and you also need to reset passwords in this case because the difference in $config->userAuthSalt in config.php will prevent the login in this case. userAuthSalt is generated during ProcessWire's install process and tied to all passwords, the login process depends on it as a security measure.

Definitely looks easier to grasp I will give this one a try when I have the time to. Thanks for sharing!

Welcome to the forum! You mean an "exported site profile"? Did you export it form the same version you are trying to install? If not, you might want to try that first. Please note that you do not have to do it by exporting the site profile and installing it along with ProcessWire. You can simply clone the database, copy over all files and change at least Database Configuration and $config->httpHosts in /site/config.php accordingly. Should you have issues afterwards, you can delete the contents of /site/assets/cache EDIT: I forgot to mention that .htaccess might need different rules too, but that a is server specific issue

Yeah, we've been missing you welcome back to the best community support forum on Earth.

Good point To me, in the case of ProcessWire it means that ProcessWire "never" becomes obsolete, at least not in my life. That is why I have the same concerns as you have, see: Becoming a tiny bit more popular could attract more dedicated developers who could form a strong dev team behind ProcessWire in the long run (stronger then we have now, 'cos we sure have one it is just not so obvious as they partially work behind the scenes). Maybe I'm just daydreaming, I dunno

Sounds off topic but may not be so. As pointed out earlier and above, documentation is an important part of the success. Everyone knows that (probably...) And building front-end logins, forms, admins, dashboards, modules and stuff like that is not documented, except for module and core code comments and hard to scan blog posts, of course. But those are hidden bits of information and kinda time consuming to dig up. Also, basic frontend design tutorials are outdated. I propose to make 2018 the year of the documentation, so to speak. What if we could stop hunting for new features for a while and concentrate on the following in 2018: new processwire.com new UIkit admin theme documentation: updated basic frontend design tutorials and lots of real world form API tutorials for the masses. Just my two cents here

I told you we are in the same boat I have basic git knowledge level because I work on my own and found it time consuming to use it when I have other ways to manage my own code. But those tools are only for a singe developer, of course. But hey, they do work for me (only). I'm always willing to but currently I have no extra time. This is what holds back ProcessWire's growth. We are all busy working for the living, hard to take a break for a while. My own blog is crying for more too...

It is possible to merge the two to your advantage. I have not find a thorough guide/tutorial/example-site for this though. I am missing the experience too so I am slowly learning ProcessWire tiny bits-by-bits every day. At least I'm enjoying it We are in the same boat in this area

Just one more thing. Personally I will not give a damm about the guidelines you linked to. I want to adhere to standards only. If Apple (aka Jony Ive) wants to cut off part of my design then it is his choice. I will tell my clients that it is Apple's fault. They should stick to industry standards but they deviated. I'm strong with the Force in this Either way, it is good to know Apple has gone mad, thanks for the post!

It is not rumbling at all, I call it common sense which is missing from Apple these days. I have always used a Mac for work, I never worked on anything else because Apple makes the desktop OS I like the best. However, I have never had the urge to buy an iOS device because I'm terrified by iOS. You've just showed one prime example why but there are lots of others as well. They want to force us to "think different", you know: the way THEY think. I hate that.

Let's do it! There is enough of us interested: https://weekly.pw/polls/ Probably in Finland as you have shown us Just kidding. But somewhere in Europe where most of us can drive or fly to "cheap".