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$results holds all pages that met your selector. It's up to you what you do with it.

Then you need to add extra checks if($input->urlSegment1 == "femmes") { $filter = "civilite=mademoiselle|madame"; } if($input->urlSegment1 == "hommes") { $filter = "civilite=monsieur"; } // or if($input->urlSegment1 == "mademoiselle" || $input->urlSegment1 == "madame") { $filter = "civilite=mademoiselle|madame"; } if($input->urlSegment1 == "monsieur") { $filter = "civilite=monsieur"; }

Just replace femmes at the end of the link with the value you wanna search for (mademoiselle, madame, monsieur).

On the template responsible for this page /fr/annuaire-des-books/mannequins-modeles/ enable url segments then change echo "<ul><li><a href='$search->url?civilite=mademoiselle&amp;civilite=madame'>" . __("Femmes") . "</a></li>"; to echo "<ul><li><a href='/fr/annuaire-des-books/mannequins-modeles/femmes'>" . __("Femmes") . "</a></li>"; and add this $filter = ""; if($input->urlSegment1) { $filter = "civilite={$input->urlSegment1}"; } $results = $pages->find("{$filter}"); at top of the template file responsible for this page /fr/annuaire-des-books/mannequins-modeles/ Now when you go to /fr/annuaire-des-books/mannequins-modeles/femmes it should get all pages with field civilite=femmes

You can use url segments (need to enable them for each template you need to have them). Then the Femmes link will be /fr/annuaire-des-books/mannequins-modeles/femmes and in the template file for directory_listing_mm you do this $filter = ""; if($input->urlSegment1 == "femmes") { $filter = ", civilite=value_representing_femmes"; } if($input->urlSegment1 == "hommes") { $filter = ", civilite=value_representing_hommes"; } $results = $pages->find("template=directory_listing_mm {$filter}"); /fr/annuaire-des-books/mannequins-modeles/femmes /fr/annuaire-des-books/mannequins-modeles/hommes the red part will be $input->urlSegment1, so if $input->urlSegment1 is femmes you change the selector to search for pages where your civilite is femmes. You have quite a few filters so this might not be the best solution. I say you change the civilite to page fields the the code becomes: $filter = ""; if($input->urlSegment1) { $filter = ", civilite={$input->urlSegment1}"; } $results = $pages->find("template=directory_listing_mm {$filter}"); If changing fields to page field is an option i can explain further.

I don't quite understand you're explanation . So let's see if i got it right, you have a directory page where you display pages from different templates (directory_listing_mm, directory_listing_autres_artistes) and in the sidebar you want to have links that filter the results based on some fields (which are checkboxes). /fr/annuaire-des-books/mannequins-modeles/ and /fr/annuaire-des-books/mannequins-modeles/ have their own template files right?

Don't quite understand what you mean. Do you have a textarea (page-content) field that has multiple <h2>, <h3> tags and you want to have a navigation for them? If i got it right please mention if this tags are always the same.

OK. Thank you guys for helping me with this very annoying thing.

The "shared session directory" part confuses me; we're both talking about /site/assets/sessions right? Or do you mean the sessions directory in a shared hosting environment?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32395988/highlight-menu-item-when-scrolling-down-to-section

Well for some reason IronMan with space between the words gives me that no idea why. Might have caught a virus.

For pages related to same kind of pages: movies (Ironman related to Ironman 2, Avengers etc), books, games, tutorials, recipes... If i write IronMan with space between the words i get V@g1n@ Monologues wtf

Yes it was CloudFlare. I'll stick with only the user agent for the session fingerprint. Sorry but i don't understand what you mean. Are you referring to my sessions directory?

$config->sessionFingerprint set to 0 or 8 seems to work but 1 and 2 keeps logging me out. My ip is not changing while the log out happens (not to my knowledge). The sessions directory has ~12k files in it. Is that normal? Can someone explain the above message? My ip is not 173.245.53.109

Thanks for this module. Might be worth mentioning that it works with the same field too.

I keep getting logged out after about 20 minutes and i got no idea why. All session configs have default values PW v3.0.39. Also in the session logs i have this: Is that ip address supposed to be mine cause it's not?

Why won't it help? It's better than empty space or removing the sidebar altogether imo. #branding { position: fixed; } Or do you mean it won't help cause it's just as useless as the empty space?

Wouldn't it be better to make the branding fixed even for non-sticky header?

Meant for all three (masthead, breadcrumbs, headline), but now that i think about it the headline is the most useful to me, having the button always on screen. Also didn't think about the default theme. I'll just stick to the non-sticky header. Thanks for the module.

@tpr what do you think about changing the sticky header so that it hides when scrolling down and shows when scrolling up? https://jsfiddle.net/102d1sdt/4/ headroomjs

I just used this, just that i used Ryan's suggestion for the random string $rand = new Password(); $hash = $rand->randomBase64String(100); and there is a problem with the second check here: if(strcmp(wire("users")->get($activate_username)->user_activation, $activate_hash) == 0 || wire("users")->get($activate_username)->user_activation == 0) If wire("users")->get($activate_username)->user_activation is a string starting with a letter it will be converted to integer 0 so the if statement is true, if the string starts with a number that number will be converted to an integer. To solve this use === in that comparison, or put 0 in quotes "0", or omit it altogether (if it's already 0 no need to set it again to 0). This is how i handle the activation: $username = $sanitizer->pageName($_GET["user"]); $hash = $sanitizer->text($_GET['hash']); // get the user $u = $pages->get("template=user, name={$username}"); // user exists if($u->id) { // check if user is activated if($u->user_activation === "active") { echo "Account is already active."; } // not activated compare hash from $_GET with hash from db // http://php.net/manual/en/function.strcmp.php else if(strcmp($u->user_activation, $hash) == 0) { // hashes are the same activate user echo "Your account has been activated!<br>"; $u->of(false); $u->user_activation = "active"; $u->save(); } // hashes don't match else { echo "There was an error activating your account! Please contact us!<br><br>"; } }

It just parses "$item->internalPage" and echoes "->url" as a normal string, don't know if it's normal behavior or not. More about the variable parsing.

Try putting $item->internalPage->url in curly braces {$item->internalPage->url}

If you selected "Single Page" in the field options you need // /parent/child $item->internalPage->url; // or http://domain.tld/parent/child $item->internalPage->httpUrl; else you need to loop the field or do $item->internalPage->first->url.

@oma I assume you want them ordered ascending and the ones starting with a number at the end. You could do this by storing the numerical names in a variable and echoing that variable after the "normal" names. $numericalNames = ""; $normalNames = ""; $names = $pages->find("template=template_name"); foreach($names as $n) { /* get the first letter of the current name */ $firstLetter = substr($n->name, 0, 1); $regexPattern = "/[0-9]/"; // if first letter is a number if(preg_match($regexPattern, $firstLetter)) { $numericalNames .= $n->name; } else { $normalNames .= $n->name; } } echo $normalNames; echo $numericalNames;