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Just wanted to say a huge thanks for the time you've put into this Wanze! One tiny thing, can you tell me which line of code you set the admin heading. Just wanted to change from Google Analytics to Analytics to save some space in the menu! I'm in awe of just how much code has gone into this, thanks again

Hi thans Luis, what do you mean about the photo? Have a wider one? Sorry I didn't quite understand. I keep playing with the bg color and you're right about readability but I'm trying to balance it out with my love of grey!

Looks like it will be a nice site Chris but the client has to put more content up!

Thanks again Diogo, it's a great resource!

Wow, thanks for that link! Fireworks is not my speciality, have changes for some from that site you showed me, better? EDIT: In fact I just chose the first 2 I saw and they were infinitely better than mine!

Thanks for the link Sinnut. Does anyone know of any useful PW snippets out there? I haven't found any, have started doing one or two basic ones... Can't seem to include a $ sign within a snippet though which is a bit of a downer

Thanks Teppo, you're right on all accounts! Thanks for spotting them, I've been having a problem with $config->urls->root, when to echo and when not? Cheers!

Ahghh bloomin' Typekit, every time I update my header.inc file locally and sync it with the live version, my Typekit code goes back to my localhost one! Gets me every time!

Have had my site up for a while now and while it's pretty simple, I like simple! Am sure there's tons to be improved on but I'll be updating it quite often I'm sure! http://www.andregoldstein.co.uk

Sorted, I was getting confused as I was echoing $config

Title says it all really? Any idea why config->urls->root would display nothing? I'm guessing it may have to do with my config file but I've never seen this issue before... Thanks

Good idea, I think (I've no idea of the logistics of this) that having batch operations should be a long-term goal. I like the fact that the admin is simple but I think the odd workflow tweak would make it even stronger over time.

As a possible future non-critical update. I often feel that creating fields and templates can end up with lots of going back and forward. Sometimes you'll want to create several fields at once (save+add new) / (save and return) and though a small thing it can make me a bit dizzy at times performing repetitive actions. I think the thing is that the work in the templates is so much fun and time-saving that one can deal with the admin being slightly slower but I think there's definitely room to squeeze an extra 5-10% in little touches to speed up creating and editing in the backend This is just an idea, PW as is is a wonderful tool and I'm very happy with it!

Works great too! Thanks, I didn't notice removeAll() before, thanks.

Yes I got your email thanks, and thanks for your reply concerning Iframes, I guess that's what Wufoo and all the others use anyway. The Form Builder page that now lives in the page tree, should i just leave that as it is? Top work on the module Ryan, it really is fast and fun to use, I hope it will mean a bit less financial and time pressure on you, it can only benefit PW in the long-term.

+1 for a theme Reno!

Sorry guys, The background is that I've set up add student/edit student/delete student front-end forms for my editor. One of the fields is a multiselect where they choose subjects (which are pages). If the student already has Maths/English and on the edit profile form, my editor just chooses English, I'd like it so that that student only has English on their profile. Essentially if the editor chooses to change the subjects, I need to delete the existing ones (there may be 1, 2, 10 etc) before adding only the one(s) that the editor has chosen, otherwise the form simply adds the subject to the existing ones. God it's tough to explain code sometimes in words! EDIT: I actually tried "unset" as well as setting an empty array but couldn't get either to work

Thanks Ryan, just bought the module to try it out as I couldn't wait any longer. I just can't believe how much faster (and better-coded) it is than writing hundreds of lines of code myself! One concern/query: What effect does embedding them as iframes have on them? I can see they are created on their own pages (which users probably won't guess the url for), I just wasn't sure if there were any downsides to this long-term? Also is this the appropriate place to post questions about the form builder? Thanks Ryan and great work! EDIT: I'm a dummy, just noticed this page

You're a genius Wanze! Thank you so much that works perfectly.

How long has it been uploading? I've seen it take up to 10 minutes or so...

Turns out it was on a shared Windows server This link helped me get it running http://processwire.com/talk/topic/268-processwire-on-windows72008-server-with-iis-webserver/ Thanks to Nikola!

Thanks Nikola this helped me get a site up and running!

Thanks Diogo, I changed it.

Thanks Soma and Ryan, some great tips there. Ryan, I'm with you on your methods, hard to imagine me not using some sort of responsive framework from now on for the majority of sites. I do like the idea of profiles, I can feel that many of my sites will benefit from having proper login/out, profile sections. I wonder whether you will consider making more profiles (like the Blog one) perhaps as a commercial venture?

Hi, is there any way of deleting the entire contents of an array from the API? I have had some success removing an item with: $page->image->remove($page->image->first()); But as I have to specify the item within remove() I'm not sure how to remove all the items. Thanks