szabesz
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As an alternative, you can use a site grabber/ripper tool, e.g.: https://www.downloadcloud.com/website-ripper.html Also, you might want to purchase the new ProDevTools module with the API Explorer in it (provided it will be released before you leave): https://processwire.com/blog/posts/processwire-3.0.41-and-a-look-at-api-explorer/
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I have not yet used WireCache, but this is the kind of simplicity that I'm always looking for, that is why sooner or later I will try it out. Thanks!
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Thanks for sharing @Can, looks pretty neat and dead simple! For small sites it should suffice.
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but he also says; the search goes on, still cant't be found... so something is fishy... btw, the clip is a lot worse than the photo (even thought I have to agree that the photo is indeed horrendous), so so far you are the winner!
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How about an online tool like this one which can also accept pasted content, so your clients can also edit the table later on: http://htmltablegenerator.com/ Not a perfect solution, but at least it can help a lot. -
Welcome to the forum Another option (among others): http://trolsoft.ru/en/soft/trolcommander Free, and you can turn invisible stuff on/off. Or a Finder "extension": https://www.trankynam.com/xtrafinder/ Note that XtraFinder is a bit buggy (and/or Apple's Finder is buggy, so it is impossible to add these features properly by 3rd parties, which is quite possible... Finder has always been buggy too) Also, you need to disable System Integrity to make it work on 10.11 and above: https://www.trankynam.com/xtrafinder/sip.html I've been using XtraFinder for a long time, it is a great timesaver.
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Well, most important thing is the compiler/namespace feature: https://processwire.com/blog/posts/processwire-3.0.14-updates-file-compiler-fields-and-more/ or in more detail: https://www.google.hu/search?as_sitesearch=processwire.com%2Fblog&as_q=recipe#q=namespace+site:processwire.com%2Fblog Non core/Ryan modules might fail, so it is recommended to read up on them too. And most importantly I would certainly clone it to a dev environment and upgrade that instance of the site firts, just to see what actually happens....
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Hi, Quick tips Bookmark these two Google queries: tutorial site:processwire.com/talk recipe site:processwire.com/blog Whenever you are in need, just edit the first words accordingly Learn by doing, eg: (4 part tutorial): http://blog.mauriziobonani.com/processwire-basic-website-workflow-part-1/ OOP is "easy", read this one once a month and also study simple ProcessWire modules: http://www.startutorial.com/homes/oo_beginner Find simple ProcessWire modules/profiles in the directory, install them, change them, abuse them. Sooner than you think you will get a hang of it.
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PagefieldPairs - Synchronize Pagefields between two different Pages
szabesz replied to bernhard's topic in Modules/Plugins
Not to mention that if you unite forces everyone wins, especially with such a much needed module. So I suggest Robin S leading the development with Bernhard posting lot's of pull requests -
Hi, Did you post it twice by accident?
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As far as I know, the ProcessWire API can either resize, crop or do both of these operations but it cannot pad an image. Are you looking for something like this: http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/crop/#extent
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Hi, Did you see this?
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If you want to teach your kids programming or just want to put together games easily, then GDevelop is highly recommended: http://compilgames.net/
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Ach so! Thanks!
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Hi, One way to solve such issues is to prepare separate collentions to be outputted into both the <head> and the footer, like this: https://github.com/NinjasCL/pw-ghost/blob/c192001567b73063dac3cdae72e6e19bbf08e632/templates/_main.php#L35-L38 so when you need something extra on a given page, you just add it to the collection: https://github.com/NinjasCL/pw-ghost/blob/c192001567b73063dac3cdae72e6e19bbf08e632/templates/blog-item.php#L59 more on this: https://github.com/NinjasCL/wire-render-pattern
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But why is it that the menu background is blue? I'm suspicious
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Which one is the repeater? gruppe? You are trying to remove the repeater form its own item, as far as I can see. $m is a Page object, not a (Repeater)PageArray if I'm correct: $m->gruppenzuordnung->remove($delGruppe); So incidentally it is probably the image this line removes because of a matching key of the image: http://kongondo.github.io/ProcessWireAPIGen/devns/source-class-ProcessWire.WireData.html#333-351 You need to work on the RepeaterPageArray: http://kongondo.github.io/ProcessWireAPIGen/devns/class-ProcessWire.PageArray.html#_remove like this: $delGruppe->remove($m); // or $gruppe->remove($m); // depending on what you want to achieve
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Hi, I've never done it myself so I cannot present some pre-made solutions, but there seem to be discussions about it in the forum: https://www.google.hu/search?as_sitesearch=processwire.com%2Ftalk&as_q=migrate#q=+Import+comments+site:processwire.com%2Ftalk especially: Also, there are various discussions about using an existing module to import vs implement your on solution. I also recommend checking out @adrian's Batch Child Editor which can also import data (note, that I do not know if you can use it for importing comments or not, but he will be able to tell us...):
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"Latest release date"... How can it be automatically kept up-to-date? We have incremental releases, so it is tedious to do it manually.
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Well, I opted for ProcessWire mainly for its Page/Selector design pattern (sure I like complete freedom on the frontend too...) so I would go with Pages, but it's just me... BTW, Have you see this: You might want to take a look at @Robin S new module. I have not yet find the time to test it, but looks promising.
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+1 for the feature requests above. I'm not yet a happy Media Manager owner, but it is highly probable that one day I will be
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Never mind, we noticed it I even gave you a like for the effort
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As far as I get it, currently you have two different questions: 1) How to implement many-to-many relationships, 2) JSON support in ProcessWire So you might want to rename the title of the topic, 'cos it's to general and slightly related to these two questions. Welcome to the Forums, BTW. It's good to hear that you compare ProcessWire to Laravel and to other frameworks too, and ProcessWire wins. I think you are right
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Probably not:
