benbyf

Amazing!

I've been mostly doing this functionality in my templates as far as I haven't needed any save functionality but I will be defiantly be checking this out when i do.

• Get enquiry, chat to them about options (and whether they actually need a custom website and not squarespace or the like (I hate making boring websites))

Make quote

if accepted: issue invoice and get 20% up front

Work on design and build

Host myself on a shared server or on clients server.

Pay remainder

See if they want a service agreement for future tweaks or upgrades

Pretty easy in jquery and I've done it on this site: http://ciaraphelan.com/

Pretty much just add an event listener to scroll and when the scrollY is over a certain amount you trigger something (and trigger it back for less than that number).

I wrote this a while ago so you might be able to do something more succinct:

$scroll = 0;

$(window).on('scroll', function(e) {
  
  if(window.innerWidth >= 768){
  
    if(window.pageYOffset >= 300){ // desktop menu collapse
      
      // do something
      
    }else if(window.pageYOffset <= 299){
    
      // do something back
      
    }
  }
}); 

article tutorial on some of the logic / js used on the site http://benbyford.com/articles/making-horton-stephens.com/

the PW template caching (goto a template in the admin and click the Cache tab )

Unfortunately the site has been handed off to my client and I've been trying to advise her - the image sizes seem to be causing her issues and she's yet to make any blog posts. (tired to make it simple as possible)

Just finished this site for artist Natasha Jade: www.artbynatashajade.com

It's quite a flexible portfolio site and I would be interested in sharing the PW profile if anyone was looking to make a similar site, just get in contact with me.

Thanks

I would like to see some examples of people using the _ files for non direct theming, as I've not really done it that way yet. I also find it really annoying that those files are set be default in the config.

caching help? As pages can be got directly or via ajax Im having massive caching issues (as it wont work with ajax), anyone have any solutions they can direct me too?

Currently a page template is if'ing in ./head and ./foot if not ajax so that I'm only grabbing page content instead of all the page resources etc. But, obviously to me now, I'm unable to caching any of the pages with ajax on them as they get served without the head and foot as the ajaz version is more likely to be cached. interesting problem.

Thanks MuchDev.

In terms of the images, I am using a image loader for the galleries if you scroll down (try turning javascript off and your get the first 2 images), but I'm not using one ofr the page load itself so maybe something I can improve if the client agrees.

ok,  just found the definitions in the config and commented them out for _init and _main. I would still love to see how these are being used to create templates though as I don't usually work this way (but I've seen this sort of thing before in the Ryans Blog template)

Just upgraded a site from 2.4 to 2.5.2 and found all my styling going crazy and half teh site being included again.

I found the new _main.php files in the templates causing the issue, anyway of turning this file off or by passing it as it works on the old 2.4 themeing way. And is there any information on the use of these new themeing files and why they're there?

Thanks

HEY,

Thank you all for your comments! My client loved seeing them too, so thank you.

The site is now live: http://horton-stephens.com/

Tutorial coming this week, anything in particular people would like to know?

Thanks

hey guys, im using Pages2Pdf v1.0.1 and its been great as far, I have two questions:

• firstly: my pdf html is creating blank pages inbetween images randomly: http://nicegrp.co.uk/dev/hs/site/assets/files/1536/main-gallery-pdf-1536.pdf

echo '<table>';
  foreach($images as $image){
    $imageSmall = $image;
    echo '<tr><td><img id="'. $image->basename . $image->created .'" src="'. $imageSmall->url. '" /></td></tr>';
  }
echo '</table>';

<style>
.head {
	font-family: Times;
	font-weight: bold;
	font-size: 13pt;
}
table{
	text-align: center;
	vertical-align: middle;
	padding: 0;
	width: 100%;
}
img{
	margin: 0 auto;
}
</style>

• Is there a way of bypassing the cache and making a request for a new pdf everytime? so that it creates a pdf with a timestamp maybe?

Great site,

how did you accomplish the animated background? cheers

Thanks everyone, an image is still a hard won problem, especially when your not restricting the client in their uploads to much. Will look harder into this, but still loathed to use polyfills for images.

Really nice and clean website here, top notch photos everywhere!

May I ask you to point us (at least me) in the right direction to use requests and pushstate with processwire?

Thanks!

I was thinking about writing a lengthy description / tutorial on this site, as there's loads in it after it's live. I'll endeavour to do so after your interest.

Hey Everyone!

right I'm nearing the end of development on this photography agencies site and I was wondering if anyone could have a quick look for bugs etc.

http://nicegrp.co.uk/dev/hs/

It's not quite finished so there may be obvious stuff, also there's ALOT, going on in the front end, for example:

- pages are cached client side (to prevent unnecessary ajax requests for seen pages)

- Ajax page requests & pushstate

- pdf module for gallery pages

- slideshow animations

- add image to your custom gallery

- alot of menu logic

- responsive

- lazy loading images on gallery pages

Let me know what you think.

Thanks

so is the current PW-shop going to be developed further or a completely new module, still wondering if I should wait for the update or carry on with the current implementation.

thanks for the list above @jlahijani

cheers

yeah basically, was looking for something that allows for postage options per item, and by group (say if you've ordered 3 of the same thing the postage maybe be cheaper)

looking to create a shop site soon and was wondering whether I should hold fire after all the activity here recently if the the PW shop module is going to get superseeded. i need Stripe payment and multi-postage modules sp would it be worth making them for teh new system or go for it now??

Thanks

may have found a bug: the module settings doesnt seem to allow L instead of P for the orientation, I ended up changing the module defaults to do it - all other fields seem to validate fine.

Awesome Module, thanks @Wanze

Thanks @soma the url segmentation sorted it.

Your right, as a seasoned html/css/js designer/dev I usually rely on the docs for modules as I've as yet not created one myself and had good experiences with some fantastic modules. This one is ace and hopefully I'll be able to add to the project once I've created my first shop, I also hope to create a StripPayment option too as it would be my favoured payment system. I think the thing that confuses me most about this project is how the different modules relate and how they should be used together and what methods are available to me - a cheat sheet might be useful for modules with lots of template methods maybe?

I have successfully created and paid for an item on my dev shop so will endeavor to feedback my experience creating a published eShop once it's finished. Thanks again.

So after submitting your details to the checkout page containing the checkout markup it loads to /confirmation/ page which returns 404 so not really sure what I'm missing. And there isn't really documentation for implementing payment or for the PayPalpayment module

Http://www.nicegrp.co.uk/dev/hackney/checkout/

Ok, so I got as far as adding an item, viewing my cart, checking out and then not sure what should be on the /checkout/confirmation page after putting in my details, i've installed the paypal module.

Literally no idea how I'm supposed to add the paypal payment system. any help would be amazing.