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Anyone can install it with a few clicks

I guess so. 10 post are required to be a "fully qualified forum member", as far as I can remember. BTW, I can also download the zip file.

Wow! That is impressive in just 2 days! Kudos! Any chance of releasing it as open source? You know, a site profile for educational purposes

Unfortunately we need to wait for that for a while, see:

Generally speaking it is true, however, he might be able to recover the pages from either of these too: /site/assets/cache/FileCompiler/site/templates/ (code only....) or a search engine cache if any Sure, these are last resort options. I would stick to a backup instead and/or try to fix the site...

Nice design @AndZyk! What I noticed is the ginormous CDS svg logo. I guess it was just converted from some font, which is not always a good idea as it can generate a lot of points. These letters could be re-drawn using a lot less points.

For those interested:

Hi, You might want to test it with the current dev branch, as this fix looks related: https://github.com/processwire/processwire/commit/84a39c0667ff94842105c77976435070b3a67333 If it doesn't solve it, you can create a new issue at GitHub.

https://processwire.com/blog/posts/processwire-3.0.60-core-updates-and-more/ "With the API reference now up-to-date, we'll soon be looking at the cheatsheet and hopefully updating that to pull data from the API Explorer module as well."

Hi, http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3446216/what-is-the-difference-between-single-quoted-and-double-quoted-strings-in-php so this one, for example: echo "<div class='col-md-".$block->front_block_class."'>"; should be: echo "<div class=\"col-md-". $block->front_block_class . "\">"; or echo '<div class="col-md-'. $block->front_block_class . '">'; So some of your variables are not interpreted, that is why the output looks like that.

Thanks @tpr&@Robin S Co. !

Thanks @abdus for this useful tutorial! If you could also add how to turn the values of the first column into links, then it would be a 100% perfect example.

You might want to read my tutorial, in which I explain how I did it and why.

Some more links you might also find useful: Multiple templates or parents for users front-end system to handle logins, password resets and changing passwords (old but should still help you a lot if you want to implement it on your own without Front-End User module) @adrian's Some User related actions @adrian' Tracy Debugger with loooots of developer tools, such as User Switcher Panel lots of other info in the forum Hope this helps too.

"The main hook of interest is one that makes all posts look like they live off the root "/" level rather than "/posts/" (where they actually live)."

@neonwired When debugging AJAX, I do recommend: https://processwire.com/blog/posts/introducing-tracy-debugger/#dumps-recorder-panel

Maybe @kixe is talkign about somthing like this (but let's ask him to clarify...): To tell the truth, I've never had to implement a use case like you describe, but you should check out the following hooks to learn more: ProcessLogin::executeLogout Session::loginSuccess Session::logoutSuccess

ImageOptim is great, I use it every day!

Welcome Slav! You might also be interested in this one: Or this one: Hope this helps.

Maybe its unrelated, but you can give it a try: Meaning form 5.6 and above you must have: always_populate_raw_post_data = -1

Welcome to the forums! What sort of "News section" is that? Are you talking about a particular site profile? We surely need more info to help.

I do not have the time to present an exact solution, but I think it is worth to mention that @Robin S came up with something similar using Hanna Codes (it uses the description field for such purposes, but should work in any admin themes):

I've been also thinking about the topics raised above by @abdus and @rick coming up with similar ideas. We do not know how well the current business model performs currently, but I also suspect that lowering the license fees might boost sales "a bit" somehow. I'm also having trouble finding the way to justify the price of these "bundles" and I'm also interested in parts of them or better yet in a "life time" developer license which should cost more, but would be worth it in the long run. As of @rick's idea: those developers who give most to the community should be rewarded this way. For example @adrian (probably among others, he is just one prime example) should get all these licenses for free I think, being the most active free module developer, and he is also one of the most active "forum support personnel", so to speak. Such valuable community members should be rewarded somehow, I think. I also like the idea of contests so that others can contribute too when they have the time. Edit: I forgot to mention that I do already have a license of ProDevTools, which I don't use too much just yet, but it was a way of "donation" I can afford currently.

Hi, Similar discussion with some tips and pointers:

Hi, It can definitely be crafted with ProcessWire, but your requirements are a bit tough for a starter, I guess. Anyway, if you have the time and take the challenge, I would start by taking a look at this: As far as I know most of its UI features are implemented for the admin area, but it is possible to "let regular members" work in the admin, rather than implementing "custom frontend" interface for them. Lots of PW developers opted for this path already. I recommend searching the forum for more info, like: https://www.google.hu/search?as_sitesearch=processwire.com%2Ftalk&as_q=migrate#q=form+api+site:processwire.com/talk One more tip: ImageMagick. You will probably need a server with this as GD chokes on big files.