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Morning, I shouldn't have installed anything right before going to bed – Of course, it was the missing .htaccess file which I renamed to .htaccess.txt, so I managed to only prefix it with the dot... no comment About the !$canonical issue, I changed it to isset just to make sure I do not get any php error reporting, but to tell the truth I have not yet taken a look at the code at al. I will do so in the following days, because I'm interested in your Wire Render Pattern. BTW, one more issue to solve: are you sure that ghost/ghost.writer123 should let me in? It does not work, login fails.

@clsource I have installed the profile, however, I ran into two issues: And most importantly: the home page is the only one that works, otherwise I get "Not Found The requested URL /[ANY-PAGE-REQUESTED]/ was not found on this server." errors. Why? Thanks in advance!

Thanks a lot for sharing! I will definitely take a closer look at it as soon as I have the time.

Have you tried this app? https://glyphsapp.com/tutorials/creating-an-icon-webfont

Actually, I did liked/used them. It is a lot faster to just click without typing first. In my case the total execution time is the same, so I lost functionality, gained nothing. Can you please provide another setting to optionally turn it off? I'm thinking of beginners here. They also need these, while pros might not.

@adrian I always keep Validator and Diagnostics panels off, for the reasons you described. Actually, I only have 7 panels on, and use the very handy "sticky panel" feature when something else is needed. With this setup of mine, I always get something under 500ms execution time, with the overall page reload between 1 and 2 seconds (PHP 5.6.x). And this is on my local machine without any cache whatsoever.

@SamC If you need a template engine, there are maintained modules to build upon: Smarty, Twig, Jade and more: http://modules.processwire.com/modules/template-engine-factory/ Latte only: http://modules.processwire.com/modules/template-latte-replace/ Recommended tutorial to jump start: Basic ProcessWire website workflow http://blog.mauriziobonani.com/tags/#processwire

@ryan "...Smashing Magazine actually has an article about PW (thanks to Francesco!), and they tweeted it out to nearly a million people, with our server having no problem whatsoever..." Actually, I was having trouble using the forum, with about 70% "timeouts". This happened when surfing normally from Hungary. However, I could use the forum without problems when connecting via TorGuard VPN (via a Chicago based server).

@SamC Welcome to the Forum! This might answer your question: https://processwire.com/api/types/nullpage/ more to read on the topic: https://processwire.com/api/ref/wire-data/ https://processwire.com/api/what/

Thanks, but why not on https://processwire.com/docs/tutorials/ ? It's a beginner's guide after all, with very important concepts to grasp. ProcessWire Reviews & ProcessWire Videos are sort of "hidden pages", I would expect them to be on the tutorials page, at least the Videos for sure. I keep forgetting that these pages are linked form "About".

Hi, You might also be interested in these, so that files cannot be accessed directly: or @Wanze's Secure File module: http://modules.processwire.com/modules/fieldtype-secure-file/ or:

@pwFoo Either way, I would appreciate if you could post your solution when done, along with a short "tutorial"/explanation on how to use it.

@pwFoo I'm for option 2.

@flydev It's me again I've installed the profile, and thank's to @adrian's Tracy Debugger module, I did spot these: https://html5.validator.nu/?doc=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.dev8.pe.hu&showimagereport=yes&showsource=yes These are easy to fix issues, so you might want to update the published version on github. BTW, thanks @pwired for the online demo! This way I could easily demostrate validator.nu's result.

@Sephiroth Hello, I added a bunch of suggestions to the doc. Hope you find them useful.

@Soma Hi, It would be cool if you could add this module the Directory too.

A simple css voodoo on hover trick might do, something like this: http://codepen.io/craigocurtis/pen/KzXYad We can have a light checkerboard by default, which could be turned dark on hover (mid range is not too useful anyway). I see that most CMSs do not strive for solving this issue in a comprehesive way, but hey, what sets ProcessWire apart from the crowd if not dealing with the details too?

@flydev In "Download the zip file at Github or clone directly the repo with git clone and skip the step 2." the link points to your Bootstrap profile. You might want to fix this. Thanks for this profile anyway, I'm gonna take a look at it in the following days.

Looking forward to it, thanks in advance!

These are the default settings of Photoshop (dark, medium, light): Text color is intentional, but you never know what you'll come across. If we cannot change it on the fly, then can it really be that useful?

@regesh How about using Pages::saved ? http://processwire.com/api/hooks/#before_or_after an example of using the hook:

Thanks for sharing!

@Zeka Simple and good idea! However, we should not leave the checkerboard option out. Better yet, probably all shade versions should still be checkerboards, a dark one, mid range and a light one. We should still signal that these are transparent images. BTW, this thread should be moved to https://processwire.com/talk/forum/5-wishlist-roadmap/ I suppose.

I forgot to attach a file from the old (no longer online) ProcessWire Wiki, just in case you do not have a copy of it. This is somewhat outdated, but you might still find useful info in it. See: "Module Creation - Wiki.html.zip" Module Creation - Wiki.html.zip

Hi Sephiroth, I'm not a professional module developer, but a person from your target group So my suggestions are from the "beginner's point of view", and are as follow: You probably want to clean it up by fixing typos, missing spaces, extra spaces and similar errors. When referring to code, you might want to copy stuff instead of typing, so ProcessPageImageEditSelect vs. ProcessPageEditImageSelect is spelled right, out of the box. You might also want to list the following resources: v3.x API docs: https://processwire.com/api/ref/#modules Blog post: New module configuration, https://processwire.com/blog/posts/new-module-configuration-options/ Blog post: Module configuration is now even simpler, https://processwire.com/blog/posts/processwire-core-updates-pull-requests-and-more-2.5.25/#module-configuration-is-now-even-simpler Blog post: Config arrays..., Expanded module configuration..., Module configuration methods..., https://processwire.com/blog/posts/processwire-core-updates-2.5.27/#expanded-module-configuration-options-within-module-file What really bugs me is the fact that Ryan has already documented so much in the blog, but it is really hard to find what one is looking for. It often occurs to me that I know I've read something in the blog, I just do know know were... We have tons of useful info buried in the blog. Nice incentive anyway, keep it up!