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  1. eydun
    You should also take a look at Repeater Matrix https://processwire.com/store/pro-fields/repeater-matrix/
  2. eydun
    Thanks for a great module. Perhaps this is out of the scope for this module, but I will mention it anyway. I think it would be great addition to this module, if it were possible to add any page from the page-tree to the left or right column in the admin-bar. One use-case for this could be to give the user access to some settings-page (e.g. a settings-factory page). Thanks!
  3. eydun
    Could it perhaps be that the php tags in the template-files are written the "old way" with <? ?> instead of <?php ?> which is required now by newer php versions?
  4. eydun
    I am pretty sure, the error gets logged to some log-file on the machine. If Tracy is installed as a module, you might find something in the Tracy log-files.
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    Have you looked into the "error.log" in the "apache / logs"-folder?
  6. eydun
    I had the same issue. The problem was that there was a templates record in the database created with no-name. When I deleted this record (with Adminer), everything was working again.
  7. eydun
    Some of the module pages are giving an error when opened: E.g.:
  8. eydun
    What is the reason that this is set? RewriteCond %{SERVER_ADDR} !=127.0.0.1 I need to remove it to make it work on my production server.
  9. eydun
    Sometimes you have to burst the css-cache, to ensure that visitors that have visited your site earlier, will get an updated version of the css-file.
  10. eydun
    The idea is that the link to the css-file will change every second, and the browser will be tricked into thinking this is a new stylesheet and loading it fresh every time (and not cached copy).
  11. eydun
    @ryan and @Pete Congratulations on the site upgrade! It is impressive to see all the elements of ProcessWire coming together in a unified solution. Best of all, the website seems to be blazingly fast. Thanks for sharing.
  12. eydun
    Same feeling I had when I found PW around Christmas-time a year and a half ago. It still feels like wrapping up Christmas gifts, every time I find a new useful module (though the modules directory is a bit messy ?).
  13. eydun
    @David Karich Thank you for a good module. Your templates-setup also looks very good. I noticed you use Admin Theme Boss. But how do you achieve those very nice looking "View", "Save Only" and "Publish" buttons to the left?
  14. eydun
    That is a good idea ? You could easily use the export data methods Do I have to do that manually, or can it be done from cli?
  15. eydun
    Making automatic migrations is not possible. I imagine that some kind of combined solution between automatic and manual would be optimal. That is, if there is a local changelog, then the user can select an entry in the changelog to create an migration-file for that change (e.g. new field that has been created). I saw that there was a code-generator component in Nette ?
  16. eydun
    Thank you for this module. Nette is an awesome framework with some awesome features/utilities that ProcessWire lacks. May I ask, which Nette components you prefer to use above ProcessWire?
  17. eydun
    Thank you for the info. Your RockMigrations module looks good. Would be cool, if it also had a changelog to local changes made to templates and fields ?
  18. eydun
    I am hoping someone can shed some light on what might be causing this. Perhaps some module, such as ProfilerPro or Flowti can help for track down some bottleneck?
  19. eydun
    @teppos changelog-module is a great solution for tracking changes to pages. Is there any equivalent module for tracking changes to templates and fields?
  20. eydun
    @EyeDentify get a serious host, if you are building a serious application. The money you save on a cheap host, is wasted on time debugging various problems.
  21. eydun
    Hi @flydev ?? It would be cool to be able to backup the site and files because of the nice zip-functionality and installer in Duplicator, without backing up the database. I was on a shared Linux host. I guess the timeout limit was set too low. Anyway now I am on a much better host (Linode).
  22. eydun
    Yes, you enter database information when you restore the backup (try it).
  23. eydun
    It does not work for me, so I will just take a manual backup of the files. Thanks for the help ?
  24. eydun
    I have tried with the dev-version, but it also timed out. I guess the host is to low-end.
  25. eydun
    Thank you for a fantastic module. Would it be possible to exclude the database from the backup? I ask because it get a timeout when running the backup, and I can move the database (which is quite large) by other means.
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