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+1 for double check password field. First impression is crucial and such an unusual behaviour can bring a little minus in PW's karma for some develpers.

Hi, Ryan I see two sides here The good is that it makes template code cleaner and I don't have to open my php cheatsheet. The bad is that such things make api bloat as time goes and make me lazier And IMHO very often various date formatting is needed depending on the context.

Hi, everyone! It seems like drag'n'drop sort doesn't work if I place PagelistSelectMultiple on a separate tab i.e. between FieldsetTabOpen and FieldsetClose fields. Tested it in Chrome and Firefox. Also when I'm choosing the same page twice or more times in PagelistSelectMultiple, PW allows to do so, but after hitting save the duplicate pages dissapears. I think it should inform user that they've chosen duplicate pages and either remove or leave 'em depending on their choice.

Apeisa, Ryan, thank you. Now this topic is clear for me. Btw, wanted to express my appriciation to Ryan for such a clear code with comprehensive comments. PW source code is a really good read

Hey guys. Does <?php $p === $page have bigger overhead then <?php p->id === $page->id Is there any difference in performance?

If understood right, you need to change $page->rootParent to $page and everything will work You get this: <?php foreach($children as $child) { $current = $child === $page ? " class='current'" : ''; echo "<li$current><a href='{$child->url}'>{$child->title}</a></li>"; } // adamkiss: added '<?php' in your block to force code coloring

Hi Ryan. Yes, I was trying to log in on the /processwire/login/logout/ by pressing continue link and then "back" browser button or just refreshing the page. I'm not sure this behaviour is useful. I would just redirect user from /processwire/login/logout/ to /processwire/login/ or even better use only /processwire/login/ (as Adamkiss wrote) and show user additional info box after they logged out "You have logged out". Also I would show a link "homepage" or something like that on a login page. One more thing concerning info boxes. When I log in as an admin I see two boxes: 1) Successful login for admin 2) You are logged in. From usability point of view IMHO it's a bit redundant. Better would be to have just one message: You are logged in as admin. Correct me if I'm missing the point, because I don't know all the inner functioning of PW. Update: Ryan, didn't see your post when was writing this. Good to know this changes already commited

Yeah, it would be great to have some sort of canned search queries in a form of shortcuts (or other control elements). For the end user it would look just like an extra link in the back-end but it can save good deal of time spent on navigation for common tasks. Very handy tool to simplify back-end navigation.

Thank you, Apeisa. Everything works like it should, it was my fault. I've just read Ryan's post ProcessWire User System Update, now I see I was totally wrong. Sorry guys, don't kick me too much, I'm just learning

Hi, guys. I need your help with the following: I have a user called tester which has a role - test-role. I edited permissions for this role so that it has full access When I login as a tester I get this strange behaviour in the site tree. I doubt it's intended behaviour. Thanks.

+1 for login screen after logout Hi, guys. It seems like I've encountered a bug in PW2.1 during login procedure (using Chrome). When I login as a test user, then log out and after that tryin' to login as an admin I get this message, which doesen't really make sense And after I have to login again, this time successfully. Cheers

Oh, I'm so stupid Maybe I didn't recognize it as a post-it note because I never stick them so evenly.

Hi, apeisa. Very nice website. And it's fast!! May I ask how much powers in terms of CPU/memory it demands? Maybe you can unveil some other specs One more thing. Is that blue right-hand block (LIITY TOIMITUSKUNTAAN) intentionally wider then right-hand column? edit: viewed it in Chrome v11 Cheers

Hi, sorry for not replying sooner. It's really nice to hear you scheduled it!!! I hope Proceswire will gain more attention in the nearest future. Unfortunately, I'm not an expert in i18n and l10n either, just learning the whole black art of making websites. I know it's a little bit off topic but what's your plans about bugtracking system, more condenced cheatsheet-like api-reference, maybe cummunity-supported knowledge base wiki. I understand, for now it's maybe not on your list, just asking)))

Hey, I'm new on this forum. I installed PW a couple of days ago and I like it! Very elegant and zen-like approach. Thank you Ryan! It seems like a lot of effort and background experience have been put into your cms. I'm just a wanna be freelance web developer from Russia looking for a flexible and lightweight cms that can help me start developing websites really fast I hope these links about i18n and numerals will be helpful: http://unicode.org/repos/cldr-tmp/trunk/diff/supplemental/language_plural_rules.html - Language Plural Rules http://cldr.unicode.org/ - Unicode Common Locale Data Repository http://www.yiiframework.com/doc/guide/1.1/en/topics.i18n - here is how it works in Yii http://bit.ly/m2OiXe - simple snippet for MODX cms using PHx for Russian language (google translate) I can't stress enough how important it is for Processwire to have multilanguage support. Because otherwise you just lose potentially huge community of non-Engish-speaking developers. Just check out Russian lounge on MODX forums and see how active the community is. About 92000 posts!!! I think i18n and l10n has to be a top priority on your roadmap))) I would be happy to help with translation in Russian. Thank you for your great cms again!