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Thanks for the reverse honeypot method! I'm now using both a regular honeypot (don't fill the field) and your reverse method in all my input forms. I can also recommend adding simple logging to see if it works or not. if ($honeypot == 1 || $securityfield != 1) { $log = new FileLog($config->paths->logs . 'detectedspam.txt'); $log->save('Spam catched: '.$sanitizer->textarea($input->post->body)); $session->redirect($config->urls->root); exit(); } 30 seconds after I implemented this, I got a spam message logged. urgh.. bitter sweet feeling..

Thanks for a great tutorial. learned a lot!

thanks! that did it. I tried to manipulate $p->path but with no luck. completely missed $p->name. never crossed my mind to look there. I guess $p->title is used to populate $p->name which is used to create $p->path? Am I getting it right?

Hi! I've been looking for a way to change the way slugs are build when saved. I've created a form to post new pages using the api which works great, but I'm not pleased with the path generated. The path is automatically generated from the title of the page, but I'd rather use the ID instead (similar to youtube's video ids) since my posts are primarily video based and doesn't contain much text. Current path: example.com/video/an-uninteresting-title-that-is-automatically-generated What I neeed: example.com/video/5432 So, I don't need to change the parent - just the slug. Any suggestions? (I'm not too good with PHP)! Thanks!

Love it! This is what a good admin theme is all about. The minimal looks doesn't distract you from the content + it works great with all site themes. I think that the current PW admin theme feels too stylized and doesn't feel like an admin theme. It's especially confusing when you first install PW since the default site theme looks exactly the same. Can't wait to try this, though!

Looks great! Would it be possible to render multiple pages in a single .pdf using this?

1. Create a separate template file for each post format and assign that template file to corresponding templates within the processwire admin. Eg (news-post.php, review-post.php, sport-post.php etc.) 2. Do you only need this for the admin? I would have created a separate template called "browse-posts" and build a simple search function within it's template file (which would be browse-posts.php).

For newcomers, a basic Search.php would be nice. other than that it's perfect.

I'm pretty sure this must have been discussed somewhere, but I'm not able to find it? Is there any way to get my repeaters to have a different name than the repeaterfield itself? More specifically, I'd like the plural form on the field and the singular form on the instances created. Eg. * Images * Image #1 * Image #2 * Image #3 etc.

Thanks Ryan! This will come in handy when building my manual since each page will contain tons of links to other manual pages for additional reading. The description above only seems to mention page moves, but I'd like to point out that this module also prevents link breakage when you change the URL of a page. It automatically fetches the new URL.

Absolutely fantastic. This is why I use Processwire. Thanks Soma!

Hi! When linking to a page from the tinymce textbox, I'm presented with a list of pages from my processwire installation. This is super handy and makes it easy to link to another section on my site. The problem is that these links doesn't change when the structure of my site changes. It would be really useful if those links were tied to the page-id instead of a static url. That way, processwire could check the page's url on page load instead of having it hard coded into the body. Does that make sense?

Super nice! Some comments: The "children count" on the page tree could be a bit lighter in color to differentiate it from the page's name. The standard greenish button doesn't look as modern and "popping" as the rest of the theme. I think the standard web browser button actually looks better (at least in Safari/Chrome). Not sure I like the Processwire-logo link. I see the admin as something strictly tied to my site which makes external links feel weird. Maybe the link could go to the "pages" page, instead - since this is your typical admin home page. Hidden pages in the page tree doesn't look hidden with that green color. Try using a lighter version of the color from the "not hidden" pages. Foldable boxes doesn't look foldable. Maybe position the "folding arrow" to the left of the box's title instead of to the far right. There's no active state on the submenu buttons inside a page (Content, Children, Settings, Delete, etc). This menu doesn't really look like a menu, but more of a content box. Maybe make it more similar to the sidebar in styling? A "View Site" button in the upper right corner would be nice. I really like where you're going with this! I'll keep an eye on Marine's future releases.

Great mashup! I really like where you're going with this. It's nice to see people lending ideas from each other Yes, this improves usability. By differentiating the placement of the "site" button from the rest of the menu, you tell the user that this button's function is different from the rest (i.e not linking to another admin page).

I guess /processwire is still the default option, though? That would make it easier for newcomers.

I would love to see some more attention directed towards templates on the homepage - not just fields. This type of functionality is what I searched for when looking for alternatives to Wordpress and Drupal (although they call it Custom Post Types and Content Types instead of templates)

Superb!

Looks great! Keep up the good work

Thanks for this! Love the integration with the API.

Hi! Is it possible to return the videoID from the module's output? Would come in handy when trying to generate Youtube/Vimeo thumbnails for my template.