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I guess you have to enable the TinyMCE media plugin in your field settings → Input. It's in the Plugins section. Also, make sure to add the media type to the toolbar. Personally I try to avoid adding audio elements to the WYSIWYG editor. As a quick solution you could create a text field to reference a file path or add a file field which provide a upload option. <audio controls> <source src='{$file->url}' type='audio/mpeg'> </audio> Updated:
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Hello, I need some advice on what is the best option to set permissions for Repeater Matrix. I am using a Repeater Matrix with multiple Repeater Matrix types in a template. The main Repeater_matrix_field consists of around 10 items with image, text fields and various layouts. What I am trying to do is to limit permissions and prevent a user role from editing. How can I restrict access to certain Repeater Matrix types so that all fields are locked except 2 Repeater Matrix types? Is that possible? Repeater_matrix_field structure: 1. Repeater Matrix item: Full size image field 2. Repeater Matrix Item Two Column text fields 3. and 4. Repeater Matrix Item. The only field that the user should be allowed to edit 5. Repeater Matrix Item: Text Teaser fields 6. Repeater Matrix Item: Full size image field 7. Repeater Matrix Item: Two Column text fields What is the most elegant way to set the permissions? Option A. I have looked into RestrictRepeaterMatrix module. However it still possible to modify and delete existing Repeater Matrix types. Option B. Usually I would add a separate field with individual permissions, but adding 2 more Repeater Matrix duplicates seems to be overkill. Also both fields are located in the middle of the Repeater Matrix field. The option to change the item order is essential. I hope this makes sense. I really appreciate any reply.
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You can try to compare the Textarea field settings. I have seen this behaviour when the editor setting uses a faulty js / css file path. Maybe a custom JSON file have been moved.
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It could also caused by PHP version upgrade from your hosting provider or faulty TinyMCE / CKEditor JS settings. Do you have access to your server logfiles? Which PW version do you use? Which default editor has been set for the text field. TinyMCE or CKEditor? Did you try to re-save the textarea field settings?
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InviteAccess — restrict staging site access with invite codes
howdytom replied to maximus's topic in Modules/Plugins
Thank you. It is a great module and works perfectly. Sometimes it would be cool to password protect individual pages instead of locking the complete sites. It just the opposite use case.- 1 reply
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I guess it's https://julietsai.net @protro Nice Cursor Blob
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New blog: ProcessWire 3.0.255 new main/master version
howdytom replied to ryan's topic in News & Announcements
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Wow, I missed that. That is the beauty of the friendly ProcessWire Community. You always learn something new. Thank you!
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I really like Kirby Block UI. Matrix repeater is pretty close to it, but it is missing some nice Icons.
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It is definitely related to Apple’s built-in password Manager and the Safari Autofill feature. The user could have saved the logins twice e.g. with different urls?! However it doesn’t explain why name field turns into a fieldset. Somehow Safari tries to Autofill the username field. Since it is working on iOS, I do recommended to completely remove and add the PW site login to the Apple Password Manager (in Applications → Passwords). So far, I haven’t seen this kind of behaviour in Safari. Alternatively, a quick but not ideal workaround is to temporarily disable Autofill feature in Safari Settings → General > AutoFill & Passwords, then turn off User name and passwords. A Screen capture could be useful
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wow. I didn't noticed that, yet. I just gave it try and it is working as excepted. blackhole.dat is even better. Thanks for sharing.
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@marie.mdna I don't know about local testing. Personally I prefer real-life field testing. 😃 You won’t find a visual UI in the PW backend. It's headless. You can set up custom email alerts which is send out immediately. This is really nice. Once a bad spyder has been blocked, it will be written to the MySQL database listed in the modules → ban_logged_users table. To unblock yourself, simply remove your local ip address. The Blackhole module is pretty reliable. So far I haven't experience any false-positives or major downgrade from Google or Bing.
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module SnipWire - Snipcart integration for ProcessWire
howdytom replied to Gadgetto's topic in Modules/Plugins
Any update on this?- 235 replies
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