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    @Marudor Hi, I recommend reading a few tutos, like: https://webdesign.tutsplus.com/tutorials/how-to-develop-a-processwire-theme--cms-25692 http://processwire.com/docs/tutorials/how-to-structure-your-template-files/ http://processwire.com/docs/tutorials/default-site-profile/ It should work but it will not affect the frontend of the site because in ProcessWire nothing is outputted without writing some code in the template files. There is no "theme" in the WordPress sense. You need to start taking a look at the template file(s) rendering the page(s) to get started. The developer who implemented the forntend could have chosen all sorts of ways to do it, but if you can provide some code samples we can help by pointing you in the right direction. As you can also see in the tutorials linked above, you need to look for something like (but not the same...): <title><?php echo $page->title; ?></title> And there must be some concatenation used too which adds "Agencja PR Q&A Communications – Poznań, Gdańsk, Warszawa, Bristol" to the string. You can do it this way: <title><?php echo $page->my_field_goes_here; ?></title> where my_field_goes_here is the name of the field you need to add to the template(s) of the page(s). That is where Markup SEO can help you but I never used that module. However, the site might use a template engine like Twig or something similar, so you might not see regular PHP echos being used and that is why you need to find out what renders what in the fist place.
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    Today I got the email: "CSS Grid is included in Edge 16 that was released today as part of the Windows 10 Fall Creators update."
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    Thanks for the explanation! I still haven't find the time to go about implementing a dashboard and generally speaking I'm looking for a "versatile" way of doing it right off the bat that is why your module made me think: why not kill two birds with one stone? Bernhard is right saying that I "just need a process module" but why not build upon an already working solution if possible?
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    Thanks for sharing @Juergen! It will be a nice jump start when I find the time to implement my own version with UIkit 3.
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    Looks great! Thanks in advance for sharing! Can it be used like a Dashboard? If the module could support "custom php" then would it be possible to generate output based on database queries as well?
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    Another option might be the FieldtypeDecimal module: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/7542-development-fieldtypefloat-fieldtypedecimal/?do=findComment&comment=139097
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    Should not matter too much as far as I know.
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    Meaning you have this number of published, non-hidden products, right? A simple "template=my_products" selector should be fast enough and by storing the result in memory (eg. assigning it to a variable) can give you the possibility to work with it afterwards. With 512MB RAM it should not be an issue, I guess.
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    Your module should not do it, especially if you can make it play together well with Newsletter Subscription module. Because it is very unlikely, I think you can deal with this issue in another version in the future. No need to solve "all possible" issues in the first few releases +1
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    This solution should have its own config setting as my local dev sites are always in debug mode but with real content already in place. We would need a way to disable those textformatters quickly and maybe conditionally like: created>2017-10-16
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    GIF is good at "compressing stills" as it just stops for the period of time required so I normally start my GIF screen captures with a modest pause period and also take short breaks between actions so that the whole stuff is easy to follow.
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    Soma's module is what I normally use to clear cache: https://github.com/somatonic/ClearCacheAdmin It works well.
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    Regarding "33554432 bytes exhausted": 32MB is not too much. Since you are on VPS, you should be able to enable more for your site.
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    I recommend showing us the errors to track things down more easily. If you have long error output strings, you might want to use the forum's "spoiler" feature to make your post shorter.
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    Great to see that you pick up this project. Nice teaser too! I will definitely give it a try.
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    I'm no expert at all but they should be able to switch back should anything go awry. I do not have any issue with it... I guess there is a typo: 7.0 or 7.1 I would start with 7.0 and you should see improvement. Afterwards you might want to try 7.1 too, of course,
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    Well Well, no comment.... I looked up the conversation with my VPS team and that's all the "depth" we talked about the matter: "I did however make some performance optimizations to your server to improve overall performance, such as switching the site to use PHP-FPM as the PHP handler, which is much faster than the default handler." It's a managed VPS and as long as it is speedy and works without issues, I am happy. Switching to PHP 7.0.x should be okay even if you have 3rd party modules installed which work with ProcessWire 3.x. I'm using it too for all my sites.
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    Hi, "How I could avoid to duplicate data in case 2 (since address details are already found in organizer's page)?" You can create an Address template and assign addresses to both Organizers and Locations via PageReference Fields. I do not really follow your second question. Can you give us a step-by-step example?
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    That's a strange argument. I did not explicitly state it but of course I was thinking of a "bug-free" implementation
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    I always put all my sites in a subdirectory so I do not think it should matter regarding the performance of the site. I also have a site on a managed VPS (WHM) and originally Tracy reported about 500ms execution time for its 10 product listing page. I asked the support to optimize the VPS – originally it was in its default setup state – and they managed to speed it up so right now the same page renders in about 130ms. They changed php settings, etc... We did not discuss in detail what they had done, I was just happy to see the result I'm not saying fine tuning your VPS will surely solve your problem but it might help too.
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    @tpr's AdminOnSteroids can fix it along with a useful related tweak: https://github.com/rolandtoth/AdminOnSteroids/wiki#filefieldtweaks "Disable filename truncation for File fields: filenames displayed are cut to 20 characters by default. This tweak removes this limitation and shows the full name. If enabled, the delete button is not positioned to the right but right after the filename to avoid display issues when the filename spans to multiple rows."
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    Wow - I totally agree - they are beautiful. Lots of the FA ones really are pretty poor. This is OT but +1
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    +1 fa-industry would be a viable option in this case
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    Great news @abdus! I think the ProcessWire community is really missing a full featured newsletter module, that is a module which supports out of the box (but hookable and modifiable) subscription forms, subscriber listings and sending emails via SMPT and popular service providers. Sounds like you are on the right track
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    Hi @Macrura Finally I had the time to actually install the module and make changes to the website in order to use it as the "selector" of the slides. It works well, I'm just wondering why the "type" bit gave me "Undefined property" notice when using your example above. Since I do not really think displaying type is useful – if it is always "image" just as the user expects it to be... - I just simply replaced with another property of the slide page and that is the "url" where the slide is linked to. All in all, I think this module is really great! Thanks a lot!
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