Alpine418

Yes, this is my current workaround. But there is still the fieldset in the tab.

Hi guys. I love FieldtypeFieldset and use it in all of my templates. Especially to add meta informations for each page. But I miss one simple feature: It would be cool if FieldtypeFieldsetPage would also offer a solution to make it accessible as tab instead of only a fieldset. Because FieldtypeFieldsetTabOpen has no page reference. Best way would be to make another module called FieldtypeFieldsetPageTab or even better, make FieldtypeFieldsetPage configurable to set the access as tab or fieldset. What you guys think? Any chance for an version 0.0.2 of FieldtypeFieldset with a feature upgrade? Best regards.

Thank you very much! I already thought this is the way, but it is good to hear an approval from a professional.

Hi. Can anybody explain why I can add the system field "admin_theme" to a new custom template? And for example why not the system field "pass"? Is there a setting to define what system fields are addable to new custom templates? Thanks.

Hi. I've stopped using PW end of last year and shut off all my websites. Until then I could add a custom composer.json in the root dir of my PW installations. But now I'm building a new website with PW and just saw in the root dir of the latest blank installation a composer.json of @ryan. How should I handle my custom composer settings like PSR-4 autoloading? Can I just customize and add my custom setting in the already existing composer.json like this (check the few latest lines in code below) or are there better practises? { "name": "processwire/processwire", "type": "library", "description": "ProcessWire CMS/CMF", "keywords": [ "processwire", "cms","cmf", "content management system" ], "license": "MPL-2.0", "homepage": "https://processwire.com", "authors": [ { "name": "Ryan Cramer", "email": "ryan@processwire.com", "homepage": "https://processwire.com", "role": "Developer" } ], "require": { "php": ">=5.5", "ext-gd": "*" }, "autoload": { "files": [ "wire/core/ProcessWire.php" "site/my-custom-functions.php" ], "psr-4": { "My\\Custom\\": "site/classes" }, } } Thanks for your support!

Hello. 2 years later I retested the case and still: The table of a field in the database does not get deleted. Why? And is there a clean up function? I've created a text field called "test", executed a few manipulations (added to template, saved text, etc.) and then I deleted it later on. But the table "field_test" ist still in the database. Thanks.

Any solution to catch a custom exception (e.g. RuntimeException) before ProcessWire does? I can catch it like in the first post above, but ProcessWire throws it anyway. Edit: Dont know why. But now it works. Strange.

Hi. Again me with a question. How does the migration of modules work with RockMigration? There is a watcher, but it only watches files and no database changes. Example: I've installed a new module installed with a few custom configurations on my dev environment (e.g. the Duplicator module). Now I want to have the module installed on prod environment too. Does RockMigrations with watcher really catch the module installation and configuration or what is the best way to do handle a new module installation and configuration? Thanks for your support, and no... I don't really need a first class VIP support video from @bernhard again. But you are free born of course?

Hi, I want to use comments module for a new web project. Can I redisgn the form output completely based on current Bootstrap standards? If yes, how? Thanks.

Yes, but $input->post helps only when the data got send as FormData. But you can post data also as json in the body of request (fewer code in JavaScript). Native PHP example for reading them: // Takes raw data from the request $json = file_get_contents('php://input'); // Converts it into a PHP object $data = json_decode($json); Looks like PW has no functions. So I will use the native solutions from PHP. No problem ?

Thank you! URL hooks looks like the easiest way without overhead for a a few API calls. Did PW offer any solution for POST request with JSON body? Or do I need to use native PHP functions?

Hi, I've a few ajax calls from the frontend, which I handle in the _init.php file in the template folder. The response is always json. The code works, but is there a "better" place for such code than in the _init.php? The functionality on my enviroment is some kind of signature/login validation which should be called on every page, idenified by a query param (e.g. /example/path?foo=1). Dummy example: if (input()->get('foo')) { // do foo and response json $foo = [ 'foo' => 'bar' ]; header('Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8'); echo json_encode($foo); exit; } if (input()->get('bar')) { // do bar and response json $bar = [ 'foo' => 'bar' ]; header('Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8'); echo json_encode($bar); exit; } Thanks.

Yes, when echoed in a HTML tags it got only outputted once. But if this is the case with markup regions, then the code out of html tags will be executed two times and does hurt the performance. Or not?

Hi, I've a simple echo output on the top of a template file. But ProcessWire outputs the echo 2 times. Does this mean the template file gets loaded 2 times? Or is there a misconfiguration on my side? I use markup regions as output strategy as you can seen with pw-id="content". Thanks for your support!

Thank you! Will give it a try again. Update: Sorry, I was in hurry. I just saw you made a video for me. This is like VIP support ?