Marty Walker

Sorted.

Hi Antti, I used soma's code line from the previous page. I've double-checked that the InputfieldCropImage.js isn't cached. I just tried that line with 'mouseenter' instead of 'mouseover' in Firefox 10 and I don't get the image hovers. Scratch that. It appears to be work now. I was at this for an hour yesterday. All's good now. @ryan I reinstalled it (now to FF10) and it works fine now. No idea why it stopped me logging in even after FF's numerous updates recently. Regards Martin

Hi, @diogo That's a good idea. I think she's going to change them often that she may not bother. That and I think she may have forgotten where and when she snapped the images. @ryan Thank you.

Hi, In Chrome and Safari (OS X) this line works: if( e.type === 'mouseover') but this line (in the latest commit) doesn't: if( e.type === 'mouseenter') I can't test this is Firefox 9 because I can't even log into PW with it. Regards Marty

Hi everyone, I've just launched another ProcessWire site for Melbourne-based artist Andrea Innocent: http://www.otoshimono.org/ Thanks to all who helped me (ages ago) with all the navigation questions I had. Regards Marty

This has been mentioned before and there was a module in development. I'm not sure how far along it got though. Having a centralised file and image area would be a killer feature. edit: here it is:

Hi Hani, No I don't have that one installed. I'm sure it's just something small that's causing it. To be expected with a new version of PW Regards Marty

That's a great addition Pete. Thanks! Antti, the only issue I have is not being able to see the thumbnail previews when hovering over the thumbnail names in that field. Regards Marty

Pete, Bravo on the new forums! It looks just as good on my iPhone. Regards Marty

Hi, I tend to use more than just the body in my pages so I code my own (http://www.smd.net.au/rss/). It outputs the body and then my project images which matches the order on my site. Here's what it looks like: <?php header('Content-Type: application/rss+xml; charset=utf-8'); ?> <?php echo "<?phpxml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\"?>\n"; ?> <rss version="2.0" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/" xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"> <channel> <title>stillmovingdesign</title> <link>http://www.smd.net.au/rss</link> <description>RSS Feed</description> <?php $featured = $pages->get("/work/")->find("template=work, sort=sort, limit=999"); foreach($featured as $feature) { $image = $feature->images->first(); $h = $image->height(); $w = $image->width(); $thumb = $image->size(310,0); echo "<item>\n<title>{$feature->title}</title>\n<link>http://www.smd.net.au{$feature->url}</link><dc:creator>stillmovingdesign</dc:creator><guid isPermaLink=\"false\">http://www.smd.net.au{$feature->url}</guid>"; echo "<description><![CDATA["; echo "<p>" . $feature->summary . "</p>"; foreach($feature->images as $featuredimages) { $large = $featuredimages->width(650); echo "<img src='http://www.smd.net.au{$large->url}' title='{$feature->title}' alt='{$feature->title}' />\n"; } echo "{$feature->body}"; echo "]]></description>\n"; echo "</item>\n\n"; } ?></channel></rss> As an aside I use twitterfeed to automatically tweet each job I publish to Twitter. It works really well. Regards Marty

Hi, I've used big background images on a couple of sites with PW. <? if($page->background_image) { echo "{$page->background_image->url}"; } elseif ($page->rootParent->background_image) { echo "{$page->parent->background_image->url}"; } else { echo "{$pages->get("/")->background_image->url}"; } ?> Because I go down a couple of levels if the current page hasn't got a background image use it's parent page bg image. If that parent doesn't have one use the bg image set on the home page. You could of course just set a fallback image to be any non-pw referenced image. I'm using the code above with Backstretch (http://srobbin.com/blog/jquery-plugins/jquery-backstretch/). background_image = custom image field Regards Marty

Hi Nikola, I use this to detect what device a user is coming from: http://code.google.com/p/php-mobile-detect/ Then in your templates: <?php if ($detect->isMobile()) { include ('./mobile-specific-template.inc'); } eg: If it was for navigation you could do this: <?php if ($detect->isMobile()) { include ('./nav-mobile.inc'); } else { include('./nav-desktop.inc'); } Regards Martin

Hi Alex, I think your image src line needs a "->url": src='{$image->size(200,200)->url} That way it'll pick up the path to the smaller image. Regards Marty

Hooray, Another Australian! I was starting to feel like I was the only one here. I've done a couple of artist portfolio sites (example: http://illo.clientsite.net.au) and almost never use the image description field. I usually put each artwork on its own page. You don't really need a template file for each image so long as you have the fields you want set up. There's a few ways to display images as I've discovered with PW. It all depends on the design. Cheers Marty

@formmailer: Thanks. It was only in the admin I was having an issue. @soma: That's it. I will wait patiently for a solution then

Sorry to drag this up again. I have a "publish_date" field setup with input set to d-m-Y (European/Australian), user date picker checked. I can select and set a date fine. If I go to change that date the picker date defaults to a US format. Eg: If i set my date in the picker as 10 Dec 2011 (1-11-2011) and then go to change it afterwards the picker displays (Jan 11 2011). Am I missing something? Regards Marty

The way Ryan has wrangled TinyMCE makes it easier to insert (and resize) images, link to other pages with your site. This is quite unintuitive with both Markdown and textile. martkItUp!(http://markitup.jaysalvat.com/home/) might be nice to have when using textile and Markdown (especially when it comes to using custom styles), Ryan's implementation here wins me over.

Hi all, New site up for The Infants' Home: http://www.theinfantshome.org.au/ Made with PW of course. Regards Martin

That's a really great idea. I've been thinking about all the sites I've done over the past couple of years and there'd only be 2 or 3 that PW wouldn't have been a good fit for. But having built some in Textpattern and others in ExpressionEngine, I'm amazed at how much PW covers without resorting to a plugin or module.

Thanks Antti and Soma. I think I was over thinking it - if that's possible.

Thanks Soma. That's exactly how I had it set up. It's the code that's always a mystery to me. This is (basically) what I have so far: <?php if($page->side_panel) { $side = $pages->get("/side-panels/")->find("limit=1"); foreach($side as $s) { echo "<p>{$side->title}</p>"; } }

Hi, I had this crazy idea that I could setup a page field in my template that references a couple of unlisted pages - sort of like sidebar content. I wanted to test that the page field is populated and be able to display that pages content. Is that even possible? Regards Martin

Sure. I think the solution here works really well. Nothing simpler than pasting in a url and deciding what code to put around it

I see adding videos from all the major services (YouTube & vimeo) as as commonplace nowadays as making text bold or inserting an image. I don't know why TinyMCE makes this so difficult. The media plugin is pretty much useless for this and I don't like modding the wire install of TinyMCE to do something so basic. Regards Marty

Thanks, I'll give it a go. I really appreciate your help.