J_Szwarga

What is the best practice for having a form (only accessible to a logged in user) save the user's progress between sections of the form? Fieldsets? Multiple forms? Use case: I have a very long application form that would take 30 minutes for the applicant to fill out and I would hate for all progress to be lost due to user error. The progress needs to be logged into the user's page. Thanks!

Can you give more detail on #3?

Rookie Question Alert: Attached is my piece of code from my _main.php. What do I need to do in this section of my code to remove the dropdown-toggle from the grandchildren of "Home" in my menu? I don't want to remove the toggles from Home's children, but their children I do. if($child->numChildren > 0 && $child->url <> "/"){ $class .= " dropdown-toggle "; } if($page == $child){ $class .= " active "; } elseif ($page->parents->has($child) && $child->url <> "/") { $class .= " active "; }

Do you notice in my screenshot of my site, there's extra divs being generated? I think it's a problem with my foreach loop. I'm guessing the solution would be to stop the foreach loop after all the page references are echoed...if that makes any more sense.

No empty speakers. I'm using a page reference to assign certain speakers to certain camps

All new to Processwire and PHP so be patient! I'm trying to display multiple speakers for some events using a foreach loop. Not all the events have multiple speakers though. So, how can I limit the foreach loop so it stops running all the empty divs? At the top of my php file is this code: <?php namespace ProcessWire; foreach($page->speaker as $speaker): $thumb = $speaker->photo->width(310); endforeach; ?>