JeffS

+1 for DASH. A massive time saver. Would totally love to see a PW docset. Wondering how I could help.

@kongondo. Thank you for this very useful module. It will find a home in a couple of installs I have in the queue right now. I owe you one!

Not a general support post. Should be moved to ->dev talk.

The easiest way for you to just layout the HTML in a template and once you have raw HTML / CSS working the way you want, implement the dynamic parts via the API. You would also have something to share back here for potential feedback.

@ankh2054 - Another warm welcome from a former x'r.

Best to start with guidelines to stay out of trouble. GOOGLE : http://www.webmasterworld.com

Not if your coming from fixed address environments. I like it this way. When you are on mobile or a ISP that dynamically assigns and reassigns IP addresses this setting is what you need.

Dude that is an inactive project (last modified in 2004). Unless your prepared to vet it from a security perspective and update it for current versions of PHP, you should not consider deploying in production. Unless you like being owned.

@Anton - It looks like you are serving PW up via NGINX right? What is your config?

Check your root/site/config.php for credentials. If they are there, you don't have a clean install.

@kongondo - I can confirm that "PageAutocomplete" is not visible under "Input field type" when looking at the field "tag" in the current blog profile and on PW 2.4. PageAutocomplete is visible on another field (page type) in a custom profile I have running on that same host. Can't explain this one. Test platform: PHP 5.5.10 (MAMP PRO 3.03) on OS X.

Just an FYI: Been running on MariaDB for most of my installations PW ( 2.2, 2.3, 2.4) with no issues to report. That does not mean you should migrate a production site with out testing it however.

ProcessWire is easy to get the hang of. If your going to build sites for clients, you will appreciate the differences soon enough. Come on in, the water is nice. BTW: i just finished moving the last of my client sites off MODx (started on 0.95). Most of them I converted on my dime. I did it because It saves me time and is easier for them to manage content. No more dependance on custom modules to get my sites the way I want. Have most everything I need in the core. Dumped drupal for many of the same reasons too. I used to think lots of great third party modules for *some cms* saved us time. Not so. The upgrade problems alone cost us more than the coding in PW. Learn to code. It's a skill that won't be replaced.

First you should confirm that mod_rewrite is active. This should work for you (remove comment #). # RewriteRule ^pages/ / [L,R=301]

Edited. --- ^^^ read full post..

I want those glasses and a beard!

@Jennifer S - I just tested on PW 2.4 with Redirects 1.0.0 and the "from" accepts a .php file and redirect to any page. Are you trying to redirect "to" a .php file?

Yes, a each repeater has an id so your example would work.

I go off to build stuff, come back and get floored with new PW stuff. Man it just keeps getting better! This will be super handy on some sites I have in the queue! Looking forward to 2.4! @Ryan Thanks for your hard work. A big shout out @Avoine and @Antti!

Your service provider probably already has set these parameters. They are not allowing you to override them. Normally you would not want indexes displayed in application folders or on a normal site, Which is why you you see empty index.html files in directories in some applications or the -Indexes directive in your .htaccess file. You can test for this condition by going to a folder without a directory index file, that has other resources. If you don't see anything then indexing is not on in for that host (or implicitly set on that dir) I am pretty sure Processwire is not using symbolic links. It is possible that someone could or did write a module that does. Just none that I am aware of. If you create some yourself, you won't be able to follow them in, Apache if this directive is not enabled. I know that drupal does need this directive for a private download method in the core. Not sure why it is present in the PW .htaccess file. From the Apache Docs.. Indexes If a URL which maps to a directory is requested, and there is no DirectoryIndex (e.g., index.html) in that directory, then mod_autoindex will return a formatted listing of the directory. FollowSymLinks The server will follow symbolic links in this directory. http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#options

@onhegolders -- Try running the script against an image you say it did not work for, and test. You can add some error handing to find out what is happening. I don't like to process large size reductions on the server personally as I am not typically happy with the results. Sharpness takes a dive. That is why I usually batch locally where I have much better control over the quality.

I recently had to prune a 800k image collection where many files were orphaned or needed to go (product no longer available) . Had the relative path in the db. Exported the records to a Filemaker DB and copied the images to the local HD. Imported the image file size and dimensions into the DB from the filesys, ran a query, moved selected records out of the tree to a new directory and synced the revised file tree back to the server deleting the orphans. How many records do you have? If your going to reprocess your images on a Mac, you could give Graphic Converter a try. It has some very nice batch operations that are easy to implement.

@ChrisKB - Look to the API. It is your friend.

@Tyssen Correct One idea might be to modify the image field to allow you browse other page image fields(s) and then choose an existing image as a reference that would be rendered like a local image that is uploaded.

@OrganizedFellow - Old version of redactor is free and available on github. New version is commercial with yearly fees. License does not look compatible with ProcessWire. There is a longer thread about this somewhere here.