dweeda
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Thx, worked like a charm.
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How do I migrate a template with all its fields and values to a new site? Is their an export/import process?
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Hey guys, FYI I got this fixed finally. Main issue was that I have PW installed in a subfolder and so my .htaccess was not being seen by the web server. I moved the file up a folder, and now I am good. Thank you all for you help!
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Thank you Gary I will check it out. I tried a search like that early on, but maybe I did not view a wide enough net of pages and drilled down too soon. I will revisit. -Cheers
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Well, I have not solved this yet. Unfortunately. I clicked a host link provided by cstevensjr and modified my .htaccess file appropriately. No fix. I also cleared my PW cache folder as per dragan. But, no fix. At this point I have tested and made changes for both my host and PW with no effect. Each is pointing the other way now - so, not unusual Is there a tool my host could use to track what's going on in order to determine the missing and/or problematic link/setting? Thx to all.
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Yah, I've basically ruled out .htaccess. But there is something preventing the proper resolution to the correct https URL. I thought it might be something about templates, but the admin page fails too. So - idk... I really need to figure this out soon though.
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My hosting firm says their Apache server is configured correctly. They believe this is a CMS/Framework issue. I have tried many different .htaccess settings with no effect. One theory is that the PW /cache/ folder is the problem and needs to be emptied. But I'm concerned about making things worse with a broad stroke like that. Something more surgical would be better. Yes? No? Note, all pages were accessible and the site was up and running before I switched to HTTPS. After, only the top domain URL loads. This includes the admin page.
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Host: https://laughingsquid.com/ not sure if I have force www. How can I find out?
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Is there a way to bump this up the PW chain? I am dead in the water with my production site. The https config features of the latest ver help with ports to non-https dev sites, not the other way around. Thank you to any and all!
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Well, there are a lot of folders and files in the /cache/ folder. I am reluctant to remove them all. Are there specific files you might have in mind? Or is it truly safe to clear the /cache/ folder? I am running the latest ver.
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I haved heard this: "I know this may sound strange, but when it comes to https and redirects browsers become very "cachehappy"! When running into problems with this I use the browsers incognito/private mode, have to empty cache, restart browser, use different browser, use a VPN, and so on. Tiresome sometimes..." Hmm. Does this mean only I continue to see this problem? External site visitors would be OK? What can I do to solve this? Even if only for me... THX
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I installed an SSL Certificate, then edited my .htaccess file: # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # 9. If you only want to allow HTTPS, uncomment the RewriteCond and RewriteRule lines below. # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301] by uncommenting out the Rewrite lines. The main site loads as https, but now I get 404 error pages when I try go to any subpage: .../processwire-master/<pagename>/ This includes my admin page at .../processwire-master/processwire/, so i can't get into my admin. After this, in .htaccess I uncommented out RewriteBase / and RewriteBase /processwire-master/ still not working...
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If not an .htaccess setting, maybe something down in the /wire/ directory affecting the paths to templates and admin page??
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HELP
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Neither worked. Symptom: Home page loads with https, but no child pages or admin page - get 404 All pages loaded fine before SSL Cert installed. Hmm.
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I did not. Right now they are commented out: # RewriteBase / # RewriteBase /pw/ # RewriteBase /~user/
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I installed an SSL Certificate, then edited my .htaccess file: # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # 9. If you only want to allow HTTPS, uncomment the RewriteCond and RewriteRule lines below. # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301] by uncommenting out the Rewrite lines. Now I get 404 error pages when I try go to any .../processwire-master/<pagename>/ This includes my admin page at .../processwire-master/processwire/, so i can't get into my admin. What else do I need to do?
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This did the trick. Thx!
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I put a CSS file in the /templates/styles/ folder and try to link from a published file in the /templates/ folder: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="./styles/NavUserHdr.css"> Doesn't see the file. What am I doing wrong?
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At the top of each of my main pages, I want to redirect to my login page if the session is timed out. How can I use the PW API to test for this? $user->isLoggedin() doesn't seem to do it, like I expected. THX
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To be more specific: before I started using PW I wrote a web app that's fairly robust (50+ php files) and is not needing content management. I since wrote a website using PW that redirects to the app. The app has its own login/reg handling, and was using PHP's $_SESSION to handle user timeouts, but that had a resilient $_SESSION bug where I needed to login twice the first time in to get the global var to be available. A friend who uses PW suggested I use $user and $session to handle user logins and timeouts, so I brought the login file into PW. But I don't want to bring in all my 50+ app files as they have no need of content management. I thought the PW index include would work, and I do see the $user and $session vars in my app, but they appear to be reinitiated and don't have my values I set in the login file inside PW. -
Thanks for all your replies. To be more specific: before I started using PW I wrote a web app that's fairly robust (50+ php files) and is not needing content management. I since wrote a website using PW that redirects to the app. The app has its own login/reg handling, and was using PHP's $_SESSION to handle user timeouts, but that had a resilient $_SESSION bug where I needed to login twice the first time in to get the global var to be available. A friend who uses PW suggested I use $user and $session to handle user logins and timeouts, so I brought the login file into PW. But I don't want to bring in all my 50+ app files as they have no need of content management. I thought the PW index include would work, and I do see the $user and $session vars in my app, but they appear to be reinitiated and don't have my values I set in the login file inside PW.
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In a PW file, I successfully login a $user using $session->login(). I later redirect to a different PHP file. It's not a PW template file so I do the appropriate include("/path/to/processwire/index.php"); But then I try to get the logged in $user->name and it always gives me 'guest'. And if I set a $session value at login, in the redirected file my values are lost. I am new to PW so I am surprised. What am I missing? Thx
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I have an already created web app of many php and other files. I want to access the PW API, especially for user info. Do they need to be inside the PW folder to do so? thx.
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Awesome. Thank you both for you quick replies. I knew there must be a way! - D
