renobird

Hi all,

Apologies for the radio silence. The version I have is far too customized at this point. I added a bunch of functionality that was specific to my needs at work. I should have been extending it instead, but I never got back to it. 

I’ve taken a new job recently, and I’m not working with ProcessWire on daily basis. Unfortunately, that means I don’t have any time to maintain the Activity Log module. If anyone wants to run with it, please feel free.

Ryan. Sorry to hear that. I hope you heal up quick. Drop a line to let us know you are OK.

bernhard,

I've been working on a project with mPDF and there are lots of variants to the PDF content and how they are saved/downloaded, etc...

It got me thinking about making a PW helper module to make things a little more sane to deal with. I decided to see how others were dealing with PDF creation within ProcessWire, and whaddya know — what I was imagining already exists.

Just wanted to say thank you!

Hi All,

Apologies for the radio silence. This module has evolved quite a bit to suit some very specific needs at my day job. So I now have a private version that is much more robust, but far too customized to release. I'll get my head around where things are with the current public version and take a look as these pull requests as soon as I can.

@jmartsch Other than tracking the changes from the beginning, I don't think there is any way to determine the first time the field was changed. I could be misunderstanding what you need though.

Just wanted to report back in case I can save anyone else an hour or so.

After bashing my head against this I finally tracked it down to domain restrictions on some of the Vimeo videos.
In my test env I was using Youtube and Vimeo links from my personal account (no embed restrictions).
In production we were using Vimeo links from a colleagues account — they all had domain restrictions set.

Removed the restrictions, and waddya know, it works just fine.

 

Definitely on it's own line. Surrounding <p> tags are there. Everything checks out, and yet — *crickets*

I appreciate you all confirming it's not CKEditor related. I'll explore other options.

Yeah, that's right. At least that's my understanding as well. I just can't figure out why it won't work with CKEditor, even when it's the only textFormatter. I thought perhaps there was some other interaction with CKEditor that I was missing. Maybe that's not the issue at all. I'm stumped. I'll try a fresh install and work my way backwards. 

The textformatter adds the iframe, that's how the embed works. At least it used to, I'll check the code again.

Thanks Robin,

It works fine with a textarea that isn't using CKEditor, and since it appears that the <iframe> tags are being stripped out; I figured it was a CKEditor issue.
 

What's the current method for getting this to work with CKEditor?
I can't turn off HTML Purifier, or ACF.

Very cool! 

I had one of the admins at our host explore possibilities on their side. Basically they came back with nothing and suggested I continue to explore this as a ProcessWire issue. Anyone have any additional thoughts on this? 

hahaha! Yeah. Wow. I think bare wires touched in my head and I just typed out  a version that I used for ages.

MySQL version is 5.6.36

Hi All,

I've been having this issue lately and I'm not sure where to start looking.
We aren't running Redis, so it's not resolved by the link @Karl_T linked above.

Sometimes multiple images upload fine, sometimes i get this:

Any guidance would be much appreciated. 

Processwire 2.8.62
PHP 5.6.25
MySQL 5.0.11

I recently upgraded a site from 2.5.x to 2.8.62, and I'm having some issues with extending modules now.
The example below has been working without issue for several years, so I assume something in the core has changed?

Here's how the the primary module is setup

class ShibbolethLogin extends WireData implements module {

	public static function getModuleInfo() {
		return array(
			'title' => 'ShibbolethLogin',
			'version' => 100,
			'summary' => 'Externalizes PW Authentication to Shibboleth. Allows guest access to any user with a UFID.',
		);
	}

Here's how the dependent module is setup

class ShibbolethLoginDeptA extends ShibbolethLogin implements module {
	
	public static function getModuleInfo() {
		return array(
			'title' => 'ShibbolethLoginDeptA',
			'version' => 100,
			'summary' => '',
			'href' => '',
			'autoload' => true,
			'requires' => "ShibbolethLogin",
		);
	}

The issue arrises intermittently when I refresh the modules cache (either to install new modules, or for major updates).

Sometimes everything will be fine, and then other times it's like the load order of the modules gets messed up and the dependent modules are loaded before the parent and I get an error like this:

Error: 
Class 'ShibbolethLogin' not found (line 11 of /xxxxxx/site/modules/ShibbolethLogin/ShibbolethLoginDeptA.module)

The only way to clear it is to edit the DB and delete those modules from the modules table.
I can then reinstall, and everything works again.

Any ideas? Things to check? Different ways to set this up?

For ages I used an admin helper module to do this. I finally decided to try this module, and whaddya know — works like a charm.

Thanks Adrian!

Thanks Kixe!

mikeuk,

I appreciate the kind words. The sidebar navigation is something I use very heavily myself, and I know a lot of people prefer that layout. That said, I think there are probably just as many who prefer the navigation where it is in the default theme.

The ideal solution would be to make that configurable. There's been a lot of discussion around that in other threads, so I won't go into all the detail here. 

My hope is that at the end of this process we have a single core admin theme that can be tailored to a variety of layout & color scheme preferences.

Hey Ivan, 

I think Ryan was just mentioning me in that post because I've worked heavily on the admin before (Admin Theme Reno), and because I've expressed interest in contributing to this next phase. I don't expect my ideas to carry any more weight than anyone else in the community that wants to contribute. I'm sure @ryan will have ideas for how ideas are vetted and integrated. I'm just excited that the admin will be easier to theme, and from the looks of it more configurable all around. 

Just a reminder that these are not design literal mockups, they are base styling and default looks. Think of them as functional wireframes. 

Some people think cucumbers taste better pickled.

'Passenger Drones" sounds like a good name for the next Angular type JS framework.

Hey Kongondo,

I think 3rd-party admin themes will be even easier than before. What I meant was that since Reno is kind of a core theme, it doesn't make sense to develop it separately *if* — and it's still a giant *if*— the new default theme allows you to configure a setup that is basically the same as the current Reno theme.

We are deeply invested in the Reno theme here, so either the new admin will be customizable to something very similar, or I'll keep developing Reno as separate theme. I have some things I'd like to implement that UIKit will make easier, and I'm excited to dive in once Ryan has a stable base theme to work from.

@adrian We have some that are 8-10 levels deep here, and then lengthy titles (you know, academics. ;P). I'm certain it's a useful feature, but I won't want that to be the primary way to interact with the page tree. Being able to access the pagetree from a panel that overlays pageEdit would seem sufficient to me, especially if it's keeping track of whatever state it's in.

How are you all envisioning the pagetree working in the sidebar for large sites? Or do you just mean having it configurable to use if it works?

I have sites where the nesting is far too deep to make the sidebar pagetree useful.