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This one?

Better than nothing It would be awesome if you could add it.

Hi @tpr Should ctrl+S/command+S trigger the save action in the maximized view as well? It does not work for me on Mac/Chrome.

Could you please put it in a "Spoiler" (eye icon in the toolbar).

Because of this, I would be interested in a team effort to build some common grounds based on the new Markup Regions and UIkit 3. If there were enough of us to take this path, we should be able to build some unofficial "PW theme for developers". I agree

Welcome @carloswinkel ProcessWire frontend "templates" are called "site profiles" and while there are plenty free ones to choose from, I can't think of anything which might provide what you need out of the box. There is only one commercial site profile, but that one might be a bit off topic: http://seavuel.com/ however, even this site profile is not "updatable" anyway, so you are free to change anything in the ProcessWire world as long as you do not change the core (files in /wire) There exists a PayPal module: http://modules.processwire.com/modules/payment-paypal/ PW 3 compatibility is not stated, but it does not mean it can't work, it just means the developer had not had the time to sort it out. Should you have issues with it, you can ask the developer Apeisa, who is still heavily involved in ProcessWire development so I guess this module should be supported in the future as well. Regarding tutorials, I recommend this one: http://blog.mauriziobonani.com/processwire-basic-website-workflow-part-1/ http://blog.mauriziobonani.com/processwire-basic-website-workflow-part-2/ http://blog.mauriziobonani.com/processwire-basic-website-workflow-part-3/ http://blog.mauriziobonani.com/processwire-basic-website-workflow-part-4/ and this one: https://medium.com/@clsource/understanding-processwire-templates-fields-and-pages-201aecd0a1a4#.upwyztack Hope this helps. Also, as @rick said: "...you can always ask for specific advice..." Anything is possible with ProcessWire, but you will need to code. However, it is relatively easy to put together complex solutions with PW.

@Robin S is right, Git will not solve your main issue. You might want to consider using online solutions, like: https://codeanywhere.com/pricing To tell the truth, I do not have any experience with such services, so I do not know how much they can help regarding your database connections. I always work with two databases, local and live.

CodeRunner 2 is on sale at MacUpdate: https://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/38362/coderunner Mostly I use it for writing shell scripts, mocking up algorithms in PHP, JavaScript/jQuery. But is also supports other programming languages as well. https://coderunnerapp.com/ "An advanced, highly flexible, and easy-to-use programming editor for your Mac. CodeRunner supports a large number of languages, and delivers big IDE features while remaining lightweight and clutter-free."

Hi all, My first – hopefully useful – ProcessWire related tutorial: http://szabesz.hu/blog/install-processwire-in-a-subfolder-on-shared-hosting-cpanel_ins-sub/

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I'm interested in the near future I will need something like this and I will be happy to help as much as I can.

I do not know much about ServerPilot, but I think it is "just a tool" to manage "classic" linux servers (FAQ: http://gopanel.io/faq): "With goPanel you can install/manage/configure on Unlimited servers (VPS or Dedicated)" also: What Linux distributions do you support? Ubuntu 14.04 (LTS), 14.10, 15.04, 15.10, 16.04, 16.10 CentOS 6.x, 7.x Amazon Linux 2016.03 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.x, 7.x Debian 7 and 8 As @Sérgio pointed out: "Looks like a timesaver" so you do not have to cli to setup a lot of features usually required, and it runs on your Mac doing the cli work for you via its GUI.

I am subscribed to MacUpdate's daily newsletter, and there is a new promotion: https://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/56703/gopanel I'm sharing the link of my email, since there is no sign of the 50% off on the site: normally the promotional offers of apps at MacUpdate are also indicated on these pages as well, but this time it is not for some reason (human error?). Anyway, reading up a bit on goPanel, some of you might be interested in it. Check out the "user guide" for a quick overview of the features: http://gopanel.io/user_guide and the FAQ: http://gopanel.io/faq Currently goPanel provides basic functionality but for the current $12.49 offer (one time payment, unlimited servers, lifetime access) it looks like a good utility for those interested (they say they are planning to add more features.) Edit: I removed my email's link from this post, because in the meantime they updated the app's page, so you can get the discount by going there.

+1 of course, but if you need something more general, there are other solutions, such as: https://github.com/leeoniya/dump_r.php highlights from its readme:: "$depth sets the recursion limit for the dump" "Circular reference (recursion) detection and duplicate output is indicated like this for arrays, objects, closures and resources respectively: [*],{*},(*),<*>."

Hi, We are still interested Thank you in advance!

Welcome @moh_baw Expanding on what @flydev said, here is a recommended post regarding your question:

Posted by mistake. Sorry.

This should be seriously considered, even better: in a configurable way. Best thing would be to support user level configuration, meaning the user could overwrite the default (defined by the site's developer) on its Profile page, similarly to current Default/Reno option, but in this case the base of the layout could be configurable. We even have mockups of this!

as explained above, but do not forget, you can always use a decent site grabber for your OS to get what you need, such as (macOS): http://ricks-apps.com/osx/sitesucker/index.html I would probably grab these https://processwire.com/about/ https://processwire.com/docs/

I wish there was a supported way to display a simple CHANGELOG that comes with a module. Other CMSes utilize this dead simple but very useful feature. I wonder why we have to live without it. Once I pointed this out, but only four of us seem to care including @adrian, of course Why are people are so uninterested in this? Strange. Last time I spent at least 5 minutes to find the "Admin Style" option of Tracy because it was renamed to "Server Type Indicator". A simple message like "Admin Style was renamed to Server Type Indicator" would have saved me the hassle. There are so many settings of Tracy that I often get lost, especially when things are renamed or moved around.

+1 for this Personally I'm not a fan of turning comments into interpreted code. It is hacky and can be hard to read when you have other comments for actual note taking purposes. But maybe it's just me who feels this way

Thanks for the answers! Time to "test" the free version

Hi @diogo Have you been using this feature? https://www.codeguard.com/monitor/ Does it also monitor database changes? How reliable is it? Amount of false positives? Also available in the free plan? So many questions, sorry! But I think such a feature can be powerful if properly implemented. I'm a great fan of all sorts of monitoring solutions as long as they work reliably and easy to setup

Me too, however, I'm not a fan of it in the case of administration interfaces. I do not like scrolling around, I prefer to see all stuff possible right in front of my face I'm not saying whitespace should be eliminated, but people often work on 11''-13'' laptop screens and not on 27" desktop monsters It would be nice to have some sort of whitespace settings and/or whitespace could adapt to the viewport size.

I think Adrian also automates EVERYTHING. I wish I could also do that too...