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  1. Hi @ryan Thank you once more for the new site profile! I've been "playing" with it and found the following issues that might need improvements: Preview image of the site profile is too big. Newcomers might not find the Continue button easily during the install process, especially that it blends rather well with the image of the screenshot. Categories should be named Tags, I think. In the context of a blog it looks more like tagging, or am I missing something? Is it intentional that the recently added requireHoneypotField is not part of the form? The X buttons added by uk-alert-close do not close their respective panels, neither in the case of the comment form nor in the case of the search form. Anyway, are they needed in these contexts? They look kinda useless to me, but maybe it's just me... That's all for now
  2. This is already implemented as far as I can see in the preview gif. The module requires PwCron and in the Event trigger dropdown there are time intervals to choose from. This is where an "OnSubmit" option is also included, but that one needs to be turned into a standalone button. @flydev That reminds me that you will probably need to handle the situation when a scheduled cron job will try to run while a manual backup is running (and vice versa...) I guess it is not a good idea to let both run at the same time. Edit: but I might be mistaken about the two jobs running parallel being a problem... I was just guessing here.
  3. "How about a simple button "Backup Now" to do it ?" - Sure "I am looking for a good solution to name the packages files." - Normally I name them like this: 2017-01-28_13-55-17-anything-i-find-descriptive.zip Since you dubbed the module "Duplicator" you also implied that it will also be able to help in installing so I just wanted to make sure I got that right. Thanks again for the awesome work!
  4. Thanks for sharing the preview! A few questions: Will it be possible to do a manual backup without changing the module's Event trigger? It is not practical to change it back-and-forth just to do it manually once in a while. Or am I missing something? Is a timestamp like this possible: 2017-01-28_13-55-17 (year-month-day-hour-minute-second)? This can be alphabetically sorted so we also get the order arranged chronologically at the same time. Are you planning to implement any sort of "installer functionality" to simplify deployment/restore from the packages a little bit?
  5. Probably not yet. Ryan has been working on the new frontend site profile(s) this week, see: https://processwire.com/blog/posts/processwire-3.0.50-core-updates/#Comment12974 Anyway, you might want to ask him
  6. Does it make much sense to use isotope in this case? When one resizes the browser the isotope animation looks cool, but users rarely do it and other than that kinda pointless, or is it just me? Or am I missing the point?
  7. I'm on OS X 10.11, at first in Firefox 50.1.0 I could only see the header and the navbar at the top, but the rest of the page looked empty, even though I could see the code with the build in Inspector, after a while (because of the lots os refreshes?) content just appeared. Here is a 12fps licecap screengrab from Chrome 55.x (in 57.x, Firefox and Safari looks the same or very similar): [...old issue with and old image, I removed it to save space...] Note that in Chrome's console I get: Slow network is detected. Fallback font will be used while loading: http://carolineleeming.com/site/templates/styles/fonts/DTLDocumentaSansST.woff2 Even though speedtest.net reports 75/10 Mpbs at the moment.
  8. Nice design! Thanks for the showcase. I find it a bit hard to navigate though. One opens a slide show at the bottom of the page (for example), but after closing it we are left at the top, so to check out all the photos one has to jump back and forth a lot, or am I missing something? And the /projects/sid-magazine/ slideshow starts with a different photo (different from the one we click on as a preview). At first I was confused. Another thing is Isotope: switching between ALL and COMMISSIONS swaps some(?) photos in the middle(?). I can only only see the top of three photos changing. What happens actually and why?
  9. +1 Since @rot does not seem to have enough time to work on his module (he can correct me anytime... ), I think it is quite reasonable for you to finish and maintain this module of yours. I would also be happy to use it, and share my findings about how it performs, etc.. meaning "testing it".
  10. Another option:
  11. Yes and no Maybe this time you could keep it a bit more organized like this 4 part tutorial: http://blog.mauriziobonani.com/processwire-basic-website-workflow-part-1/ as opposed to the journal style of this thread. If you take notes first and later on write the parts of a series one-by-one, then it can be more "tutorial like".
  12. This one? Looks nice to me If you were to write a separate tutorial as the development unfolds that would be cool.
  13. Thanks for the info @adrian! More thumbs-ups for valieand's request please: https://github.com/processwire/processwire-requests/issues/23 @ryan says: "Please note that we generally avoid adding features that aren't going to be used by at least 30% of the ProcessWire audience." Let's reach that 30% or even more!
  14. It is at least possible to use the forum to learn from others, but not practical and rather hard to do it on IRC. Forum content is searchable and somewhat organized, while IRC is not. The latter is good for what you normally use it for. Forum is a usable replacement for in-depth docs and/or books. I think this is what he meant. If so, I agree
  15. Hi, Something like this? More links to solutions: By Soma explained as an admin example: http://soma.urlich.ch/posts/custom-js-in-processwire-admin/ but works on frontend too, as long es we output in the head for dynamic variables https://processwire.com/talk/topic/8343-access-page-and-pages-variables-from-inside-a-javascript-file/#entry80823
  16. I see. Then the answer is yes. The "skeleton" of the markup is in _main.php, just like in the case of "site-default" profile.
  17. Well, I'm not sure what you are referring to by "main.php", but Ryan's blog post can be understood by looking at the "site-default" profile. You might want take a close look at it. There is a _main.php file used by this profile, the whole article should be viewed in this context.
  18. Quote: "Let's say that I'm using a _main.php file that serves as my primary document markup, like used in our current default site profile. It contains the main document markup, like this:" Ryan normally calls it _main.php (see: $config->appendTemplateFile = '_main.php') and this is where the skeleton of the HTML goes. This skeleton is extended and changed by writing code in the template files assigned to public pages, such as home.php. Otherwise you got it right I think.
  19. While I generally agree with @Beluga's reply, it should be mentioned that it is hard to control the conversation of a chat room regarding what sort of topics can be discussed there. So I do understand @Doug G's concerns, especially as @Pete mentions: "...or get help in a hurry if someone's there."
  20. Hi @EyeDentify I think you got it totally right, at least this is also my understanding of it. EDIT: I missed this one: "...full" HTML markup in the home.php" This "full" markup is supposed to be in "_main.php", but I suppose it was just a mistake that you referred to "home.php".
  21. How about this?
  22. Sure But this is the easiest Anyway, other options are in the thread we linked to.
  23. Hiding them by CSS (display: none)?
  24. Hi, is it the same question? If so, just read the topic. Edit: @kongondo beat me
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