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While we are at it, any chance of making the link to the template optional in this case? It takes up too much space and not really needed in this context (at least I do not need it :

As far as I know, it is module configuration based, and there is no global address to work with, except if you implement such a thing. So you need to go to the module's setting and set it there. about the API: and https://processwire.com/api/ref/mail/ so you can create a custom admin setting page (eg. like this https://processwire-recipes.com/recipes/create-custom-admin-settings-page-link-in-admin-menu/) and also hook into send() and change the "from" address according to your setting: https://processwire.com/api/ref/wire-mail/send/

True I've looked at almost "all of them" also tried out a lot, but the most (css) beginner friendly vs feature rich is http://materializecss.com/ Materialize CSS can be actually used by only the means of vanilla css overwriting its rules if one does not want to fine tune it by using Sass at all. The same is true for Chrome, probably others too. But we should not forget that simulation is never the/a real thing.

The same is true in my case...

@bernhard But this is the one I already linked to

You can activate (called "installing" in standard PW lingo, which is a bit confusing, since it comes with the system being already available) the core module called "Forgot Password", so that you can send a password reset emails form the admin login screen.

You can also use the Lister (called Find under Pages) to get all sorts of relationships, although the built in Lister is just a stripped down version of the much more powerful ListerPro.

I see, thanks a lot!

@jacmaes Hi, Is it also exactly what you insert before the standard WP "# BEGIN WordPress ... # END WordPress" block? I have a few WP sites, that's why I ask

Something like this? : Of course, the selectors and the fields must be adjusted, but as far as I understand your issue, this one should also work when dealing with dates. BTW, welcome to the forum

Hopefully UIkit 3: https://getuikit.com/docs/uikit3.html So let us be patient

Hm. But there exits the "verbose way" of implementing this brand new "+" thingy. Its verbose counterpart is the classic way of doing things: variables and standard PHP concatenation. Why should we make a shortcut verbose? That is a contradiction... Am I missing your point?

Thanks @bernhard for sharing! I have bookmarked it

May I join in? I think hiding it completaly is a valid request. When solely working on ftontend design, it just gets in the way on cramped display lik a mobile view. So maybe a "hide once / sticky hide" option in this case too? "multiple console windows vs snippets" Probably they are not the same. Snippets are pre made, but Bernhard is making up the snippets on the go and he wants Tracy to remember them, as fas as I get it, which would be useful for sure. We could even save them as snippets, should they happen to be useful Note, I'm not saying I badly need these features, I just wanted to point out a few things here.

I see. So a hook issue maybe? Something hooking into a "before save*" method? http://processwire.com/api/ref/pages/ Debug Mode Tools in the admin should list the all the hooks in action as far as I know.

Try turning off AJAX for the repeater: "Repeater dynamic loading (AJAX) in editor" Currently, there are a few Repeater related issues reported at the github repo: https://github.com/processwire/processwire-issues/issues but yours seems to be unrelated. Do you happen to have any modules/code that might interfere (via hooks) with the save operation? The error message says that OutputFormatting had been left "on" (true), and probably it is not a bug in the core, I guess.

+1 Almost nothing is automated in our case, no need for that in ProcessWire world anyway. The only optional automation is the upgrade check, but it only happens when you log in and only if you enable it (off by default).

@Michael Murphy Have already tried this one? http://modules.processwire.com/modules/process-wire-upgrade/ It does what you described but automatically. If you also have this one installed...: http://modules.processwire.com/modules/process-database-backups/ ...then the upgrade module can optionally create a db backup for you, which is recommended anyway. I recently had an issue though, but it was not the module's fault, it was a GitHub issue when github.com failed to deliver the archive of ProcessWire so the update failed too but the site was intact so no harm was done. After GitHub had come back I could upgrade without issues.

I think the answer to it is yes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII#Character_order Historically, numbers are listed first in dictionaries (real books) as well, at least in Hungarian books

+1

Out of curiosity I have just installed ProcessWire 2.8.35 with the multi-language profile on my standard non-case-sensitive Journaled HSF+ partition with MAMP Pro on it and I do not have any issues with “Module refresh” (also Reno). MAMP Pro is the latest 4.0.6, site is on PHP 7.0.12, CGI mode. I’ve been running various PW versions for almost a year on the same Mac keeping MAMP up-to-date. I have never experienced this sort of issue.

Hi, With such a detailed description, you might want to create a github issue here: https://github.com/processwire/processwire-issues/issues

For example: clients could ftp the images and the site can "auto detect" them. Clients need to be educated of course in this case, so this is a serious drawback of this solution... but it might work, depending on the client.

Yes please! You never know whose life you are going to save by posting it

@FrancisChung Thanks for the info! We've been already discussing it in the forum, and I will find the time to take a look at it on my virtual machine windows setup, but I wanted a tool to quickly spot any changes that happen to a database in a "short period of time" (e.g. module install / system upgrade like changes, tracking other similar changes "manually", etc...). On a Mac doing such tusks with windows GUI applications is a bit tedious, even if it is a decent tool to perform such a tusk. Two separate GUI apps for looking for both schema and data changes probably "slows things down" a bit too. I forgot to mention that my bash script "detects" added/missing tables too by also appending the added/missing tables in question to the final text output, so even this sort of change can be spotted. Also, when the names of the databases are already in the script, it takes only about 10-15 seconds to perform the comparing operation, so I am less likely to skip it due to laziness As I pointed out, my script is not meant to be any sort of migrating tool, whereas the RedGate apps are different beasts for sure.