Martijn Geerts

I have printed the cheatsheet on large paper & sticked to the wall . tnx Soma (I wish I could create a large PDF from it & let it print very large)

Lot's of Martijns over here in Holland. People call me Tinus therefore. (ps: I like your writing&positive style here on the forum)

By path: $singlePage = $pages->get("/blocks/footer/");

don't know for sure. I use a simular: <?php if($user->id==40) { include("construction.inc"); die(); } ?>

maybe: $options = array( 'has_children_class' => '', 'levels' => false, 'max_levels' => 2, 'show_root' => true, 'outer_tpl' => '<select id="select_mobile">||</select>', 'inner_tpl' => '<optgroup label="¬">||</optgroup>', 'list_tpl' => '||', 'item_tpl' => '<option value="{url}">{title}</option>', 'item_current_tpl' => '<option value="{url}" selected="selected">{title}</option>' );

Alway good to see code Adamkiss .

Yep indeed, thats the way to go for now I think. lots of hires solutions have double image requests & an extra js request. Or have to wait before DOM is finished to show the image. I think serving a bigger image is quicker than the extra requests. And as Ryan mentioned will become more normal in the near future. off-topic: Loudly thinking here about images in textaera/text. An imageFormatter a little bit like the the video embed module. In he settings: max-width % (landscape images) max-width % (portrait images) pixel density default position ( setting default position to left, right or none ) link to larger checkbox to set default or not for use in textarea/text, tags like: {imagesfield} ( first image of images field ) {imagesfield:n} ( where n is the index of the image in the images field ) {nameoftheimage:right} ( the image with that name aligned right ) {imagesfield:3:left} ( 3th image aligned left ) maybe: {imagesfield:3:right:%50} ( 3th image aligned right, 50% wide ) maybe: {imagesfield:3:link} ( 3th image link to larger version )

a basic approach I like: files: global.inc ( here you could place your "global" function & variables ) template-file.php ( include the global.inc on top & default.inc on the bottom ) default.inc ( contains the site HTML & placeholder $variables like $meta_description, $headline, $content ) So in global.inc you could place your switcher function. I use the global.inc for: putting scripts & styles everywhere needed in the config styles & scripts array. setting default values creating empty Variables like: $content = ''; ( that way I know I can start in the template with $content .= 'some string data'; ) Some functions reusable functions. template-file.php: <?php include (./includes/global.inc); $headline .= "<h1>$page->get('headline|title')</h1>"; $content .= $page->body; etc. include (./includes/default.inc); default.inc: Almost static HTML file with the $headline, $content etc. variables

me (sometimes)

When installing 2.2.10 installer said: 2.3 (this evening) a little notice on the the first installer pages: ( ! ) Notice: Undefined variable: config in /Users/martijn/Sites/www_domains/test/htdocs/wire/templates-admin/install-head.inc on line 26 But so far no other issues.

Super !

Sorry to spam again for tinyMCE. There's 1 thing missing right now I think. Thats a "retina" checkbox. Checking that checkbox would double the pixel size for images inserted via the image insert function.

Congratulations with the new design. It's fresh & looks great on mobile to. 1 Thing what I think it's quite annoying is that clicking the video links, the video takes direct control over the page. I rather see the video apears on the right the same way as when you hit: http://processwire.com/videos/.

Thank you Nik, the way of explaining things shows us a route to to handle error & stuff. It's very much appreciated . @adamkiss, ask WillyC if he likes the "Yoda sound".

IF you set them to hidden you could do: <h1><?php echo $page->title; ?></h1> <p><?php echo $page->introduction; ?></p> <?php $children = $page->children('include=all'); if(count($children)) { foreach($children as $item) { if ($item->isHidden()) { echo "I'm not displayed."; } else { echo $item->render(); // output template associated with item page } } } ?> <br style='clear: both;' /> (ps, written in browser not tested)

Great ! Thank you Nico.

A user just a (special) page. You could do add child pages, or images xtra fields, what you wish. Beware that that you can't move or delete a user page as you would delete a page.

maybe something like this: $yourUrlField = str_replace('http://', '', $page->yourUrlField); echo $yourUrlField;

$f = $this->modules->get("InputfieldMarkup");

I never liked tinyMCE. Always angry with the code it creates or corrupts. So I was far from a big fan. Then I discovered PW, was very happy with the markdown it provides. But then after a while I discovered how well tinyMCE is integrated, how well it was configured. PW has changed the way I think of tinyMCE. It does function very well. The way i think to go for WYSIWYG editors don't drop tinyMCE till PW drops support for older browsers. Or don't drop it at all. Maybe we need a $config->onlyHtml5Browsers = true; ( or something ) That could make some room for third party WYSIWYG alternatives based on new standards.

A basic search is included in a clean ProcessWire install. You just have to expand the options there.

@onjegolders, you're doing more then great !

It's ver flexible doing it the Page way: I had a csv list of all cities in Holland. (3500) or something I created a "folder" cities and imported all cities with the import CSV module into this "folder". Now now i'm able to use the "Page Autocomplete" in the manager. love it, see ryans movie.

Oké, tnx for your reply netcarver & ryan. I love regular expressions to, this will be a big + for me. I didn't understand at first (my poor reading skills) that the regex that the developer would add was also applied server side. This is huge !!!