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You can set it for all users as well. https://processwire.com/talk/topic/9513-is-it-possible-to-over-ride-admin-theme/ There is also the config module that will let you modify settings from the admin.

rickblackdog, I think you will find some folks willing to assist if you can give some more details about the site you importing. @pwired is on the right track — if it's just a small site, then manually moving things over might be pretty quick. If it's a larger site, then setting up a script to assist is probably the way to go. I've imported sites and other systems from a variety of sources (including WP) — it's easier than it might seem.

@cssabc123, I'm debating the intention of your posts, but they are really starting to strike me as trolling. If you want to talk about all the finer points of Wordpress, there is an excellent place to do that. Many of us take time out from our schedules to participate in these forums, and one the whole the community here tends to provide very thoughtful/courteous replies. This thread has meandered all around, and as your questions are answered, you seem to move on to something else. Again, I don't know your intentions, but it is becoming increasing difficult to take you seriously.

Please stop all this foolishness and get back to work people. *wink*

Wow! Haven't thought about Heaven's Gate Cult or Hale-Bopp in years. I guess we'll never know if they made it to the spacecraft, but they sure "killed it" when it comes to web design. I'm considering ordering the book.

Very different philosophies for how the core is developed and maintained. As Adrian mentioned, the quality of the core is very high, and Ryan's review process has insured it stays that way. Looking at those numbers is apples to oranges.

+1 on this.

Dang it. I've been discovered.

I knew I'd seen that post, but couldn't find it.

Hey Tom, Thanks. I've been using a similar looking theme I built locally for a long time, and I forget sometimes that it doesn't ship with the Reno Theme. What I will probably do is release the theme I have in a manner similar to the way @nico did with his LightWire theme. Actually, I may just see if Nico would release an additional color scheme for LightWire — no sense duplicating effort.

Hi Tom, You're right, it's not the default, but adding one config setting can make it the default for all users. I'm on mobile or I'd link to instructions in case you didn't get that sorted out yet. I'm not sure about plans to make it the default theme, but I remember Ryan mentioning something about making it selectable on install eventually. Also, glad you are digging ProcessWire and the Reno Theme.

If that works for ya, it should be pretty easy to create. "Some people say that cucumbers taste better pickled."

This may help — either directly, or pick it apart to do what you need. http://modules.processwire.com/modules/markup-activity-log/

The page tree is a very organized way to view things. It's only as cluttered as you make it. Alternatively you can use Lister/ListerPro, or tweak the admin theme styles.

You would just need to check if there is an expiration set, if there isn't, then just stick with the first image. If there is an expiration set, then check the dates and respond accordingly. untested, written in browser. $url = $page->timed_image->first()->url; // default to first image, make sure your image field is set to multiple. $expires = $page->select_timed_expire // assuming you set output format for this field to the same as $now. if ($expires){ if (date("Y-m-d h:i:s") > $expires){ $url = $page->timed_image->eq(1)->url; // if it's past the expiration, get the 2nd image. } } echo "<img src='$url'/>";

If you want to cycle to the next image after the expiration, you can use a multi-image field and show the first image until the expiration date, and then move on to the second image. $now = date("Y-m-d h:i:s"); $expires = $page->select_timed_expire // assuming you set output format for this field to the same as $now. $url = $page->timed_image->first()->url; // default to first image // if it's past the expiration, get the 2nd image. 0 based index, so 1 is 2nd image. if ($now > $expires) $url = $page->timed_image->eq(1)->url; echo "<img src='$url'/>";

Wanze's way is the cleanest. I tend to do date strings for these kinds of things because sometimes I want to expire things on the day, or on a specific hour — rarely at the exact second.

Something like this? $now = date("Y-m-d h:i:s"); $expires = $page->select_timed_expire // assuming you set output format for this field to the same as $now. if ($now < $expires){ echo "<img src='{$page->timed_image->url}'/>"; } else { // do something else or nothing. }

I've used Transmit since it was released. I usually don't think much about it, which is good. It's always been rock solid. Forklift looks very interesting, I'll give it a look.

Hi all, Thanks for reporting this. Pete alerted me to the issue a while back, but I haven't had time to look into it yet. I'll try and carve out some time later today or tomorrow.

I can't recommend that module enough.

Hi lokendra, ListerPro is a good option, but if the cost is an issue, there are certainly ways to accomplish all your requirements for free. As others have mentioned, probably nothing that is a "turn-key" solution. Check out the custom login topic. I'm not entirely sure what you mean by different logins, if you just want to style them differently, that is fairly simple. Can you describe what you mean a little more? This is possible using a small hook before ProcessHome::execute. Are you talking about a custom "Dashboard" page? You can probably modify Pete's Dashboard module to display specific information based on the users role (read: type). Are you talking about importing/exporting pages to excel? Adding Excel files to a page is simple with a files field, I assume you have a larger requirement. Can you explain a little further what you need to accomplish with these import/exports? I would check in with Kongondo about his module. There is also the Fieldtype JSON module by Martijn that might be worth a look

I think this was the same issue. Sounds like it's been fixed, you may need to update to the latest dev.

Take a look at Netcarver's module. You can also use the JS I posted above, but change the jQuery selector to use the class of your field name instead of .InputfieldHours

Thanks @justb3a I made that change. I'll see if I can get it in to Ryan before he adds the other updates I sent last week. Otherwise, it will be in the update after that.