benbyf
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Today I took a stand against mass surveillance by the NSA. Will you join me? https://t.co/wJVsets0ul #stopthensa
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RT @TeamKano: Get ready for the future! You can pre-order your Kano DIY computer kit now http://t.co/JPm8VsZ71P http://t.co/tntsWa7Dvo
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RT @Virgin: What does the view from your desk look like? Show us and we'll feature the best ones #MyDeskView http://t.co/MGiE6OZ3Q7
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RT @ByfordTim: July 11th @ sixth form charity party for all ex students to say goodbye to Mr B
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RT @OpenBadges: Anyone know a talented Visual Designer that might be interested in working on the @OpenBadges team? http://t.co/D60SaDJO2l …
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how would i implement the change sorry?
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think this is the rss section in the blog.inc /** * Render an RSS feed * * Note that you should not output anything further after calling this, as it outputs the RSS directly. * * @param PageArray $items Pages to include in the feed * @param string $title Title of the feed. If not provided, pulled from current page. * @param string $description Description of the feed. If not provided, pulled from current page. * */ function renderRSS(PageArray $items, $title = '', $description = '') { $page = wire('page'); if(empty($title)) $title = $page->get('headline|title') . ' - ' . wire('pages')->get('/')->headline; if(empty($description)) $description = $page->get('summary|meta_description'); $rss = wire('modules')->get('MarkupRSS'); $rss->title = $title; $rss->description = $description; $rss->itemDateField = 'date'; $rss->render($items); }
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Hi! Implemented Ryan's blog template to kickstart a site I was making for my own business and can't get to grips with the Abstraction of the RSS feed in it. site: blog.eulergy.com/ rss: http://blog.eulergy.com/categories/resources/rss notice that the dates are running in the wrong order old to new and not newest first. Anyone able to illustrate how one might change that in the blog template? Thanks,
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At Heathrow virginatlantic waiting to take my first trip Tokyo and maybe visit the virgin cafés too.… http://t.co/ZgimxKhVXf
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RT @mancow_: Just in case you missed it. We built http://t.co/Q4X2uosoNb and put it live today. You should play with it. It's well good.
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RT @bobfear: Early shift @virgin @benbyford @buzzdaniel http://t.co/DCAMngBVAD @benbyford: this is the most early to be in the office
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just me or has @Facebook gone apeshit today? I've been blocked, my friends site's been blocked. whats going on?! http://t.co/wCYN8DNyQh
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think http://mods.pw/4X looks the most useful for my normal work flow, thanks.
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great thanks Ryan, had no idea they were tied to templates not individual pages themselves. Will explore some more into how it looks. Will probably influence how I create sites from now on too as it seems you can't necessarily change permissions for different pages with the same template.
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happen to remember Street Gangs or River City Ransom on the #NES?? then back this please!! http://t.co/UsVfgGdZZV @kickstarter
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RT @raphaelleheaf: Sad goodbye to #HackFwd http://t.co/2EghFPHYmk Some great words from @LarsHinrichs
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Sure it'll be obviously when i get my head around it but at present this makes no sense what so ever, just had another look at it. Maybe a screen cast would be useful? Happy to make screen casts when I understand.
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Thanks Ryan, and yes sorry for asking the same question twice. Been working with PW for two years now and its always been confusing for me. For a vanilla PW install how can I set different edit page permissions in the admin for any new user type - i.e. 'Author'. Or will I always need to use the user plugins found on the modules user page? Thanks!
