Autofahrn
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Still seems to happen with 3.0.96. Pages were bulk-imported via API, affects ~2 from more than 1000. Moving the parent page around fixed it.
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Its just because of the fact, that each request sends the user's IP to the remote server which may do anything with it. Including storing or merging with other available data. Even if Google (currently) states that Fonts (and reCaptcha) are served from separated servers not connected to the remaining Google infrastructure, this is hard to verify from outside. Additionally Google states that they do use requests for analytics to determine popular Fonts. Since the user's IP address may be interpreted as personal data, it is rather critical to send this outside the EU. There are many discussions about this stuff on german sites, but I also found some in english, like this one: https://theme.co/apex/forum/t/google-fonts-and-eu-privacy-statement-2018/25956/2 I'm not a lawyer nor do I have the time or budget for juristical battles, so I prefer to serve those locally.
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I'm missing a question: 4. If you are using Google Webfonts, do you use the preferred method by google (loading from Google servers) or hosting them locally? and probably: 5. When using local copies of Google Fonts, do you observe the font list for availability and if the local files are still up-to-date? (used monospaced Droid font in the past which is no longer available for free) Until last weeks I've used to use the recommended method and let Google serve client-optimized css declarations, but with upcoming GDPR I've changed my mind and reworked all my sites to host the required fonts locally. Of course I've started using the already mentioned webfont-helper but ended with an own PW module which takes the Google font string (like 'Didact+Gothic:regular|Syncopate:regular|Playfair+Display:italic'), downloads all required variants and creates the required CSS which makes transition rather smooth (if anyone volunteers to make a well documented PW module out of it, please send me a PM). That way I (or my customers) may continue manage required fonts from the Admin. And, to at least answer one of the original questions: Since my projects are rather simple with mostly a single CSS file (may be built from LESS) which is included within the <head>, so it was rather simple to use relative paths for now. For more complex sites I'd probably use absolute paths as well.
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When I need to return something totally different from a template file, I'm doing something like this: if($config->ajax) { echo <Whatever>; $this->halt(); return; } Works ok for me.
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Sure, must have been blind and skipped testing the select multiple for any unknown reason. solved&closed, thanks!
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I'm looking for a solution to have an api-driven list of pages and currently struggle with using InputfieldPage due to the requirement to specify allowed pages. Background is, that I'm using PW to implement a full featured forum (which actually works quite well and pretty fast btw.) and this page collection is used to consolidate notifications on a per-user basis which are sent out as notification mails. This part works nicely as long as I specify any possible template and pages for the page inputfield. Problem is, that I can't check the current setting in Admin since opening the input field (I set it to closed and loaded via AJAX on demand) triggers loading of several thousand pages into the dropdown list which takes a while and ends in timeout error 500 from time to time. I just want to see the (few) currently referenced pages (preferably with the title field) for diagnostic purposes, I never will add references from the admin so I don't need the dropdown to be filled. What's the best way to accomplish this?
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Wiremail problem with charset and german umlauts
Autofahrn replied to Juergen's topic in General Support
Didn't considered alternatives yet, since WireMail basically works ok for me . -
Wiremail problem with charset and german umlauts
Autofahrn replied to Juergen's topic in General Support
Sorry for re-opening this old thread, but I'd like to ask if there is some option planned to select the now enforced quoted printable UTF-8 decoration into something else? Some GMX screensaver app seems to have problems decoding the quoted printable string but works nicely when I modify quotedPrintableString in WireMail to use base64_encode. I'm totally aware of the benefits from quoted printable over base64 encoding, but for the subject I'd indeed prefer to stay with plain ascii if encoding is not necessary at all. -
Sure, the name alone is not enough, I had the url in mind. But that of course would need some more encoding. Sometimes I'm replacing pages by renaming them so the url stays the same but referring to a different page. Its more a principle... ;-)
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Is there a chance to get the page name instead of its id for the redirect URL entry? Using {name} obviously does not work. I'd somehow prefer to not see my page numbers in the url.
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I'm struggling the same issue from time to time on a shared server (Strato) as well. One day image upload works nicely, next day not. I've just realized that they are running a "smart" filter and block suspicious traffic with a 503 (Service unavailable) response (to eliminate automated guestbook spam, they say). This 503 response obviously crashes the JSON parser so upload stuck at 100%. Disabling the server-side "smart" filter removed that issue for me. Not sure if it is feasible, but can't the AJAX response be checked if it at least looks like a JSON packet or catch the JSON parser exception and display some useful popup? Just in case, reply from server is: Stack trace is: VM268:1 Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token < in JSON at position 0 at JSON.parse (<anonymous>) at Function.parseJSON (JqueryCore.js?v=1516377249:2) at XMLHttpRequest.<anonymous> (InputfieldImage.min.js?v=119-1516377246:1) parseJSON @ JqueryCore.js?v=1516377249:2 (anonymous) @ InputfieldImage.min.js?v=119-1516377246:1
