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Hi Xonox,
You could create a new PageArray and append the pages without the training start time at the end:
$today = time(); $parent = $pages->get('/formacao/'); $trainings = $pages->find("parent=$parent, template=training, limit=6, !training_start<$today, sort=training_start"); $_trainings = new PageArray(); $empty = new PageArray(); foreach ($trainings as $training) { if ($training->training_start) { $_trainings->add($training); } else { $empty->add($training); } } $_trainings->import($empty); I'm sure there are more elegant solutions

Hi Sradesign,
Finally could look at the implementation, turned out that you must enable tracking by values explicitly like this:
$p = $pages->get('/'); $p->setTrackChanges(Wire::trackChangesOn | Wire::trackChangesValues); $p->title = 'new value'; var_dump($p->getChanges(true)); die(); Worked for me then, hope it helps!
Cheers

You can still visit unpublished pages when logged in as superuser, that's why your template code gets executed.
If you want to handle via this via unpublished status, simply add this on top of your template file:
if ($page->isUnpublished()) { throw new Wire404Exception(); } ... or if you want a message remembering yourself that you need to unpublish the page, instead of a 404, echo out something and return
Cheers

Your subdomains should point to the same document root where all the ProcessWire files are in (.htaccess, index.php, site, site-starter1 etc.), not to the site folders

Hi Raymond,
The problem is that the config file is parsed by ProcessWire before the API is ready, so the user object is not yet accessible.
I suppose you could create an autoload module and set/overwrite config values there, based on the user.
Cheers

Hi rick,
I don't think there is a setting, at least I've never heard of one... 
Cheers

Hi Webrocker,
A direct MySQL query is the way to go here. The solution from LostKobrakai works, in the context of ProcessWire the query looks like this:
SELECT pages_id, COUNT(data) AS count FROM field_legacy_id GROUP BY data HAVING count > 1 Now you can extract the page IDs from the result and delete these pages via the Pw API, as there is existing a duplicate post. Note that if the count is greater than 2 somewhere, you'd need to execute this query more than once.

You're welcome. I often use the cheatsheet to lookup stuff: http://cheatsheet.processwire.com/
Maybe the following works:
$children = $page->parent->children(); $total = $children->count(); $pagePos = $children->getItemKey($page) + 1; // Assume the keys are zero based

Hi Orlando,
If I remember correctly it's not possible to modify the created timestamp with the ProcessWire API. What works is to fire an SQL query for this job, something like this:
UPDATE field_<comment_field_name> SET created=<timestamp> WHERE pages_id = <page_id> Edit: Welcome to ProcessWire 

Does your news template have a datetime field called "date" assigned? Maybe you named it differently?

PageArray::has() only accepts a single object. You need a loop, here's an example:
$found = false; foreach ($user->locations as $location) { if ($page->locations->has($location) { $found = true; break; } }

Quote from the docs
 
See: https://processwire.com/api/modules/markup-pager-nav/

Here you go: https://github.com/ryancramerdesign/ProcessWire/blob/master/wire/core/Functions.php#L855

The ModuleJS::init() takes care of loading those scripts if they have the same name as your module, so you don't need to overwrite this method.
Edit: If you need to append additional JS/CSS, call parent::init() first

Hi mr-fan
You need to add enctype="multipart/form-data" to your form tag Is "user_img" the name of your file input? If so, then I guess $input->post->user_img would return null, since this key is inside PHP's global $_FILES variable (not in $_POST) Edit: LostKobrakai wins Do you ever sleep?
Cheers

Hi quickjeff,
You can create a permission "role-admin" and give your admin-role this permission. Any admin should then be able to manage roles.
Note that I've not tested it myself, but found this comment: https://github.com/ryancramerdesign/ProcessWire/blob/master/wire/modules/Process/ProcessRole/ProcessRole.module#L26

You're welcome!
I don't know what happened, this sounds strange.
But you could try to create the table manually. Here's the SQL statement from the module code: https://github.com/apeisa/ProcessRedirects/blob/master/ProcessRedirects.module#L326 
If you have phpMyAdmin installed or any other MySQL database administrator, execute it there.
CREATE TABLE ProcessRedirects ( id int unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, counter int unsigned DEFAULT 0, redirect_from varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', redirect_to varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', PRIMARY KEY(id), UNIQUE KEY(redirect_from) ) ENGINE = MYISAM;

Check the entry $config->userAuthSalt in your site/config.php file. This hash must be identical with the one on your live site.

Hi hettiger,
Welcome to ProcessWire!
Do you have template cache enabled or using MarkupCache by any chance?
If it's a multilang site: Does the guest user maybe have a language where the image description isn't filled/translated?
Cheers

Hi Stefan,
The repeater field is PageArray holding pages. I'm not sure if a repeater can contain another repeater, if it's possible this wouldn't be a good idea in my opinion
Extract your logic into a function that can be called recursive, this is just an example written in the browser, not tested:
function setLanguageValue(Page $p, $language) { $pageFields = $p->fields; // iterate through all fields of the given page foreach ($pageFields as $field) { $type = $field->type; // only select a field if it is translatable if ($type == "FieldtypeTextLanguage" || $type == "FieldtypeTextareaLanguage") { $p->setLanguageValue($language, $field->name, "some dummy text"); } elseif ($type == "FieldtypeRepeater") { // Go recursive here $repeaterFieldName = $field->name; foreach ($p->$repeaterFieldName as $subpage) { setLanguageValue($subpage, $language); } } } $p->save(); } // Execute it $startPage = wire('pages')->get("/"); $russian = wire('languages')->get("ru"); setLanguageValue($startPage, $russian);

Hi ivy,
You have to change the Theme of the guest user to "Ergo". If a user is not logged in, ProcessWire knows him/her as "guest".
Cheers

Hi Blad,
You can do this with some additional logic:
if( $this->input->get->sSearch ) { $q = $this->sanitizer->text($this->input->get->sSearch); if (is_numeric($q)) { $selector .= "id=$q,"; } else { $selector .= "title|body%=$q,"; } }

Specify the field you want to filter from the page as subfiled, e.g. hue.title~=$q

You forgot to foreach loop over the gigs of today. $heute is a PageArray, not a Page.
Cheers
Edit: Marcus won the race

I was having a similair issue, see here: https://github.com/ryancramerdesign/ProcessWire/issues/409
But ryan fixed it and the solution worked for me.