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Hahahahaha! I figured out that method as well. You're right — too slow.

Antti, Dammit man! Talk to Ryan about how to clone yourself.

Mike Anthony, How is your extended version coming? Will it support wildcard options? /somepage/* I need wildcards, so I'm thinking about implementing it here, but no need to duplicate the effort.

interrobang, this is awesome! Can't wait to try it out. I have needed this so many times and just found workarounds, my site editors are going to be super excited.

David, I've been meaning to say thanks for this. There are a zillion ways to combine/minify — this is by far the best IMO. I love it.

Thank teppo. What I'm doing now is taking any request that results in a 404 within Processwire and redirecting it to legacy.site.com My 404 template $session->redirect("http://legacy.site.com{$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']}"); Netcarver sent me a message similar to what you mentioned (I think). Check if the page exists on the other server. If it does use fopen() to serve the page. If not, serve the 404 code. Well, that's what I understood from his message anyway.

I have 2 sites running in different infrastructures. site.com (LAMP / Processwire) legacy.site.com (IIS server, no CMS) Looking for a way to check legacy.site.com for a file/page if it's not found on site.com. If it isn't found on legacy.site.com then return a 404 from there. Example request: site.com/sharks/index.aspx That page doesn't exist on site.com, so I need .htaccess to redirect the request over to legacy.site.com and check there. If it doesn't exist there, then return a 404. Not sure this is possible. My Rewrite skills are rusty. Any help would be appreciated.

I love this place. The quality of answers and willingness to help is like no other community I've ever been a part of. I'm consistently amazed. Cheers guys!

Head explodes.

Thanks for this Steve. I've been cheating and changing the names via JS - which is clumsy at best.

Sweet! Horst, you rock! Giving this a test now — I'll report back soon.

There isn't, but you could always create a color scheme for the default — since other than the sidebar nav they are very similar.

Is it possible (assuming I'm using PIM and 'thumbnailCoordsPermanent' => true) to read the the x,y of a crop? I want to grab the top/left x,y of the first crop (in this case called 'thumb') and pass that x,y to the native PW imagesizer Pseudo code $x = $page->image->getThumb('thumb')->coords('x'); $y = $page->image->getThumb('thumb')->coords('y'); $large = $image->size(1840,1036,array("quality" => 25, "cropping" => "{$x},{$y}" ));

Happy Birthday good sir! I look forward to some day meeting you in person, and discussing non-digital life stuffs over some beers.

Very nice site! I want one of those tools.

what about: if ($page->parent->next->id){ // next } if ($page->parent->prev->id){ //prev }

find() returns a pageArray, so null will not work.

AdminCustomFiles is awesome!

There are scenarios where having the full width available is beneficial. I have many admin pages that have additional right sidebars. I typically use a lot more real estate than 1400px.

Looking forward to seeing the end result. So easy to make/release admin theme now that they are modules.

Use the selector option for your page field. template=sharks, sort=title

Thanks for the heads up. The old version of TXP I'm running has a function named yield() in taghandlers.php. as of 5.5+ yield is the keyword for generators.

Hey! I remember that now. Glad you made it. I haven't installed a new copy of 2.5 since AdminThemeReno was added to the core, but I believe it's a theme choice under Modules > Core > Admin. Looking forward to hearing what you think.

blad (bald), Apologies if I ever referred to you incorrectly. I post from mobile a lot, and autocorrect can be a little bastard. Thanks for the kind words. Also, shall I send help? It appears the weight of your mask was too much for your neck. I'm not 100% sure what you mean, but the Pages menu item is one of the things still being sorted out. Pages was just a single parent item when I first built this theme (it's been around over a year now), still exploring other solutions for how that item and it's children work. Keep an eye out for updates.

Hi douglas81, As a former TXP user (nearly 5 years) It's always nice to see folks making the transition to ProcessWire. Very nice site. I agree with some of diogo's suggestions about the menu — but in the end it's a pretty small site, so I think people will find their way even if you keep it as-is. You mentioned being more of a designer than coder. I would have described myself the same way when I first started using ProcessWire. I suspect that will change the longer you are here. Anyhow, congrats on the site — and welcome.