Stefanowitsch

That works perfectly! I did not know that I have to use the getValues() method to get the indices. Thank you very much. I am just curious because when I iterate over an array based of the "Page" fieldtype (for example), it is already keyed with integers.

I want to display a gallery and have an array which consists of image fields. I am iterating through the array which works perfectly fine but I want to have access to the key of the items too. <? foreach ($data->img_gallery as $key=>$image) { ?> // some code But the $key variable in my array returns the filenames (image1.jpg), not the index key (0, 1, 2, ....). Why is that so? Does it have something to to with the fieldtype (in my case: Image)? When I am using the same functionality for other fieldtypes (Page or Repater) the key delivers the index as supposed.

Hmmm after installing the new Version I have a problem: When clicking on "Wow that looks great / Accept" the modal window does not close anymore. It does not close, when I click on the "X" in the upper right corner either. Plus, there are a few Javascript errors: InputfieldCroppableImage3.js:31 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'width' of undefined I testet in on my Mac with Chrome and Firefox. Same behaviour in both browsers.

Just installed and played a little with it. WOW. That's exactly what I was looking for. Thumbs up!

To everyone that has encountered the same problem, here is the simple solution: You have to block the Adaptive Images access to the image folder when working in the PW backend. Go to your htacess file and edit this line of code in the Adaptive Images block like this: # don't apply the AI behaviour to images inside AI's cache folder: RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !ai-cache RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} !nc Background: I noticed that whenever an image is displayed in the backend, PW add's a parameter called "nc" to the file. I use this parameter to identfy when i DO NOT want Adaptive Images to scale the image

To everyone that has encountered the same problem, here is the simple solution: You have to block the Adaptive Images access to the image folder when working in the PW backend. Go to your htacess file and edit this line of code in the Adaptive Images block like this: # don't apply the AI behaviour to images inside AI's cache folder: RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !ai-cache RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} !nc Background: I noticed that whenever an image is displayed in the backend, PW add's a parameter called "nc" to the file. I use this parameter to identfy when i DO NOT want Adaptive Images to scale the image.

Too bad that's not possible... I have tried several other responsive image plugins but since they all work in the same way I always get problems when copping an image.

Is there away to configure the cropping plugin that the cropped images get saved to a specific "cropped" folder, neither than using the same folder as the other images? My problem is that I am using Adaptive Images and this plugin needs to have access to the assets folder. Thus when cropping an image in the backend it results in an error because the cropped image gets affacted by Adaptive Images.

When using the Adaptive Images Plugin the cropping tool in the Backend does not work correctly. When selecting an area in the image and "save crop" the result kind of weird. The Picture gets cropped but the cropped image does not contain my selection. See Picture 1: Selection Picture 2: The crop result. Since Adaptive Images is very popular maybe some of you have encountered this problem, too....

Where does this code snippet go? Right now I am using this code in my header which is not very professional but it works ;-) <? if ($config->debug) { ?> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="<?php echo $config->urls->templates?>styles/styles.css" /> <? } else { ?> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="<?php echo AIOM::CSS('styles/styles.css'); ?>" /> <? } ?>

I've installed the module and it works fine. But: When I set Development Mode to "yes" the files get combined. Is there a way to disable this? I cannot track the root css files this way...

I'm using this module with PW 2.7.2. When submitting a form I get a success message but in the LOG file it says [ERROR] Mail has not been sent to ... thus, the message is never delivered. Note: I am running PW on localhost via XAMPP. Does this module work under this conditions? Thanks in advance.