spercy16

I'm having an issue where my navigation bar isn't showing up on the back pages of my site. I am new to ProcessWire and definitely don't have it all figured out yet. If someone could explain why it isn't working on my child pages and provide me with an updated snippet that will work on those pages I would really appreciate it. Here's the code I'm using on my home page: <?php function listChildrenTree($children) { echo "<ul class='w-full text-white lg:block lg:float-left'>"; foreach ($children as $page) { echo "<li class='relative w-full lg:w-auto'> <a href='{$page->url}'> <div onclick='showSub()' class='block pt-2 pb-3 pl-6 lg:pr-6 button'> {$page->title} </div> </a> "; if ($page->numChildren) listChildrenTree($page->children); echo "</li>"; } echo "</ul>"; } listChildrenTree($pages->get('/')->children); ?>

Thanks @jacmaes ! The first step didn't do much but the second one did. It's keeping me logged in for hours now instead of minutes. It's absolutely an issue and not a feature if it logs people out ever two minutes. It also should be adjustable in the admin settings regardless. Requiring users, whether or not their IT professionals, software developers, or noob end-users to edit .php files to adjust these kinds of time-outs, etc. is bad, lazy software engineering. Not that the ProcessWire CMS isn't good because it is, but developers definitely need to start integrating these settings into more organized, user-friendly UI's. I personally enjoy coding but it isn't always the easist way to do things. XAMPP has the same issue, minimal UI with config files you have to edit each time you want to change the active site (httpd.conf ---> find "htdocs\site" and change it to the active folder you want to use). When that could just as easily be a list of sites you could switch betwen. Anyway, I really appreciate the help and quick responses. In general ProcessWire seems to be a very good and intuitive CMS and I intend to use it on most of my future websites (when possible) due to the low cost (awesome for non-profits work because it doesn't require a paid license) and because I'm able to quickly and easily integrate it into my designs. I was able to learn the basics of it in a matter of days and have a great workflow going with it now. Definitely happy to be using it instead of Wordpress, Drupal, or Joomla. There's no reason a CMS should be difficult to implement and manage as is the case with many of the others.

I tried disabling my Firefox extensions, clearing my browser history, looking for settings in the admin panel along the lines "auto-logout after ... minutes", and looking for sessionFingerprint in the site/config.php file (there was no string was not in the file related to fingerprint at all). The last idea I found in this post but it didn't do me much good.

After doing a Google search for the issue I saw several previous posts mentioning this same issue but cannot figure out how to fix it and shouldn't have to spend a half hour trying to. ProcessWire frequently logs out of the admin area after less than five minutes. It shouldn't time-out ever, and if someone wanted that option for security reasons they should be able to enable it through the settings in their admin panel. In addition to it not being the default setting, users also shouldn't need to edit your config files manually to change these kinds of settings. Please fix the major issue in a future release. It's absured imho that developers don't realize the inconvenience it places on other people if they have to login every time they switch back to that page. It has also logged me out without warning without any visual que that it did so. If someone was working on paragraphs of content they could easily lose their work do to this bug as well... Please don't refer me to a forum with a dozen possible solutions to the issue and fix it yourselves. I'm sick of looking at them. It's your job to troubleshoot your software, not your users!