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Thanks @teppo. For me SEO is everything. So I will use the non-www version.

@kixe: Sorry, I mistyped my "quote code". The $existente variable is actually $current_user. This is my real code/problem: It does NOT add the page to my "galerias" pagetype field.

I can't add a new value to a custom PageArray field for my user. However, when I create a new user, I CAN add the new PageArray value: I need help. Thank you very much.

Joshua, couldn't you have resolved this using segments?

Can't live without Dreamweaver. (I need visuals... )

Thanks Ryan. I am still a newbie to ProcessWire, and developing my first websites with it. I would really like to take a look at the file structures from different developers. Anyone would like to share file structures?

I wonder how different people handles different "file structures" for templates. I know that you can only put php code inside a template files, and i have thought that when you have to create a lot of unique "pages" with different php code it will take time to create a template file for each page. Not only that, but eventually, if you create a lot of templates, the templates folder would get very crowded. I was looking for a better way to organize my php files and found this solution. Instead of creating a template for each unique page with custom php code, I just create a single template named "include". This template just has two fields: title and include_path. The code of this template is just: <?php include $page->include_path; ?> In the "include_path" field I set the relative path for including other php files, and this method gives me a more organized collection of php files nested in various folders. For example, for a form called "reservation", I would just create a page with the template "include", and the field "include_path" set to "./php/forms/reservation.php". An example of this file structure: site/ --templates/ -----/styles -----/scripts -----/php --------/forms --------/processes --------/catalogs --------/galleries -----head.inc -----foot.inc -----home.php -----blog-post.php -----include.php Do anyone know if there is a better way to handle php files? o anybody would share their file structure approach?

Congratulations Ryan, you really do very cool work. Your new Form Buider looks fantastic. Anyway I will wait for the Form Builder to save entries to pages. Right now the builder is a great way to save information, but when the builder saves info to pages, then we'll have a very powerful tool to develop web applications. Cheers.

For those of us on the west side of the Atlantic; I could help to organize a meeting/conference in Cancún. I give social media and SEO courses there 5 times a year, so I know the place and I am very enthusiastic about it. Don't you like caribbean beaches?

Hello, I am new to this intriguing dimension called ProcessWire. I am doing my first steps, but I also get this message: Unable to move uploaded file to: /var/www/vhosts/showled.tv/httpdocs/site/assets/files/5874/20110707_164442-1.jpg I am running the site in Windows-Apache-PHP5.3 Any help?