OrganizedFellow

I too have been in your shoes. My problem originated with Arch. While I totally loved it, the environment leaves much more to be desired. I was always tinkering, hacking dot_files to do something cool with my setup and make it different from all the others I had ever seen. While my dev server was working 100% as I liked, I ended up breaking something. And with so many edits and file changes, it was next to impossible to figure out where I had gone wrong. I left Arch for pure Debian and had encountered some troubles while setting up virtualhosts. Being the ever-non-ending-tinkererer that I am, I chose Crunchbang. I COULDNT BE HAPPIER!!! I was so delighted to see that while setting up, an option prompted me [Yes/No] Would you like to install LAMP? Or something to that effect. So I joyously chose Yes, and by the time I was done, I had my LAMP server running on a fresh Crunchbang install. All I had to do was read a little more online on how to set up my virtualhosts. BADDABING-BADDABANG, and I was in business. $ git pull remote ... .. . And I copied over some stuff from my backed up flash drive.

I've encountered a bug when entering multiple tags, the bookmark gets saved multiple times. and when I attempt to delete one of the duplicates, they are all deleted. i accidentally saved a bookmark many times, how about disabling the Saved button after the first save? SUPER COOL, I can easily use this for an upcoming project. Would work ideal for a recipe type website.

What version ProcessWire did you use last? I made the jump from 2.3 to 2.5.3 a couple days ago. MAJOR difference. "Lovin' It!"

Nice calendar tutorial. I have it bookmarked. Will try later

YIKES! Well, good thing I don't use their stuff any more.

I spend all my time with ProcessWire. I abso-LUTELY love the inbuilt ability to browse available modules (of course with JqueryDataTables and ModulesManager installed *FIRST*). Long long ago ... I used to use an inferior CMS product. I spent hundreds of dollars on plugins, addons, modulees, eexteensions, eetc. A favoreed sitee was BLAH-blah-BLAH.xxx While the product was grossly inferior and immensely sucky to the nth degreeee, there was MANY cool things it could do WITH addons. At this sitee, you could view potential new addons that you liked, and "Savee as Favorite", or "View your Favorites", or "Bookmark this", or "View your bookmarks", or even view others that like the samee "addon". [screen-shotEE-poopoo] I like that very much, I hope you to do, everybodee

Reminds me, I should renew my subscription for TypeKit before the end of the month.

That's the smallest? I'll bet you mine is smaller than yours? Well, not MINE, per say, but ... I found one smaller! https://github.com/arnaudleray/pocketgrid/blob/master/pocketgrid.css

I FOUND IT: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/2956-two-domains-same-content-two-sets-of-templates/?p=29139 if($_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] == 'm.exampledomain.com'){ include('yourmobile_tpl.php'); } else { include('yourdesktop_tpl.php'); }

@toothpaste There are various ways to detect a mobile device. Here is one I've used in the past: http://mobiledetect.net/ With that you can output any template you want. Super easy way to target only smaller devices.

@pwired $SillyGuy = "pwired"; echo $SillyGuy . " please insert code into the code box";

oh. I did upload config-dev.php to my live site. It threw some amazing errors. But I fixed that rather quickly

HOLY SMOKES I FIXED IT!!!!!!!!!! For the longest time I have used the following setup $base_url = $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']; switch ($base_url) { // LOCAL CONFIG case "mywebsite.dev": $config->dbHost = 'localhost'; $config->dbName = 'database'; $config->dbUser = 'user'; $config->dbPass = 'pAsSwOrD'; $config->dbPort = '3306'; $config->debug = true; $config->httpHosts = array('mywebsite.dev', 'www.mywebsite.dev'); break; // LIVE CONFIG case "mywebsite.com": $config->dbHost = 'localhost'; $config->dbName = 'database'; $config->dbUser = 'user'; $config->dbPass = 'PaSsWoRd'; $config->dbPort = '3306'; $config->debug = false; $config->httpHosts = array('mywebsite.com', 'www.mywebsite.com'); break; } I guess now that no longer works. @Ryan At your mention above about config-dev.php, I decided to remove my switch statements from the config.php file and it works fine. GEEZZZ MAANNN it's always the simplest answer, isn't it?

Thank you for the suggestions Kongondo and Ryan. I have step by step, done the above recommendations. Starting with making sure I have the correct $config->dbName in my config.php file. It is indeed correct. I like to use adminer instead of phpmyadmin, it's quicker. dbName is correct. There's nothing fishy with server paths. config.php is writeable (666) Deleted /site/assets/installed.php (actually just renamed it to php.bak) ./install.php does exist and is browser accessible. Just to be certain, I replaced ./index.php with a fresh copy from PW2.5 download. Still the errors persists. hhmm ... I'm scratching my bald head pretty harsh now. lol

Well, here's a new error! I just moved from using OpenShift for my development to my new host (nearly free speech). I had some errors getting my git repos working, but resolved those. Now I've got this: "404 page not found (no site configuration or install.php available)" - Imported sql file. - Inserted the correct info in config.php for the database. - config.php is 644 - site/assets is 777 - site/cache , logs, and sessions are all empty. Site in question is: http://www.modernexteriorsofelpaso.com/

We have Area51. Heinz57. And the Fibonacci Sequence. We now have Post144. BTW: You like fish? I like Turtles. Yes. I said Turtles.

Bwahahahaha@NicoTroll I noticed you crossed off all the zeroes. Is their balance $5?

I'm still trippin on this hippy stuff, hahaha.

I suppose that would be the PERFECT ProcessWire project, huh? A customer management application where we keep clients information and some repeater fields with the work title, work description, applicable or related taxes, hours billed, and a total field. Then have all that in a shnazzy jQuery sortable table with drag-n-drop capability and Print2PDFism. Too bad I'm not a coder :|

hhmm. My interest has been piqued!

I've always done fine for myself just using a Google Spreadsheet. Today I found this: http://www.nutcache.com/free.html How do you invoice your clients?

@Dan If you are needing help with gravityim [dot] com You are in the wrong place amigo, that's a WordPr ... [uGH] ... It's a Word P p p ... .. . [YIKES] I can't say it!!!

I agree with this. Perhaps a bit wider at 250px? THANK YOU FOR THE POST ABOUT THE AUTOUPDATER I upgraded from 2.4.18 to 2.5.0 without a problem. --- @Ryan THANK YOU!

Interesting error! I have no solution, but I'd like to see what the #HotShots have to say about this.

I'm actually pretty jealous of your hair too amigo