diogo

you can change everything in translations. create a new language and change whatever you need.

Thanks a lot Pete... I didn't know of this film and now I've just watched the interview scene, that I'm not even going to link to. If you're curious the words swordfish and interview are enough (warning: contains stupidity beyond imaginable)

Maybe it would make sense if PW would have some metadata inputs for all kinds of data (like it has "tags") so we could have some conventions to make it easier this kind of interactions between modules. Like this we could mark the blog parent page on Ryan's blog profile an Kongondo's blog module with the same meta-name, and the blog pages template also with the same meta-name and the same goes for main fields on blog pages (you get the idea). Like this any importing script could easily target all profiles that would comply to conventions. Hope I explained clearly...

Welcome argos, I have the feeling you will stay for a long time with us. Don't feel shy to ask if you have any doubt, the forums are has friendly as the CMS

i-coder-not-writter.com

kode.club kod.ac

@WillyC you are making great progress with your talking, I remember that back in 2011 it was much worse https://processwire.com/talk/topic/644-re-thoughts-on-cms-packages/?p=5164

I had (bookmarked) some new solutions that look interesting but still didn't have time to check them. This seems like a good time to drop them here in the forum http://sylius.org/ https://www.sellvana.com/ http://getfwd.com/ (MongoDB) edit: (bookmarked) was missing

There is an old discussion on the opencart forums about this http://forum.opencart.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=55329

You got me curious, but it looks so much like Joomla... edit: anyone tried http://www.litecommerce.com/ ?

I don't think that's the case, but still here's another one: http://www.tehplayground.com/

Codecademy also has a PHP tutorial, must be good http://www.codecademy.com/tracks/php

Each thing in it's place. If you learn JS you won't feel the need to use PHP in the browser. JS is a beautiful language also, and the only reason I'm not committed in using it in the server as well as in the browser is PW

http://www.codecademy.com/tracks/javascript

Well, since Teppo doesn't announce it himself (Twitter doesn't count), here it goes http://www.flamingruby.com/blog/processwire-weekly-1/ What a great idea! Now I won't have the feeling that I'm missing important things on those weeks where work (or vacations) brings me away from the forums. Thanks Teppo!

Great to see you on the right track

Like you were told before, $config (like $pages, $page, $fields, etc) doesn't work inside functions. You have to replace it by the method wire(), in this case wire('config'): <a href="<?php echo wire('config')->urls->root; ?>/">Client</a>

As you can see it's just a simple gif https://www.google.pt/logos/doodles/2014/maria-gaetana-agnesis-296th-birthday-4706186624499712.6-hp.gif you can do it with http://www.synfig.org/ for instance

I would like a video narrated by Rodrigo

Maybe this helps? https://processwire.com/talk/topic/2038-distinct-selector-in-processwire/?p=43720#entry43720

@bwakad, just one more thing: if you feel that asking questions is the best for you, then ask. No one here is annoyed by them, or we would just ignore. As you must have noticed, people here like to answer to questions, even if they are basic or don't even seem to make sense. When someone points it out to you that you shouldn't be making a specific question, it's not because they don't want to answer, but because that question shows that you didn't look for things the right way. When Martijn points out that you need some basic knowledge of PHP before asking about site optimisation, it's because you are clearly inverting the priorities on your learning process, not to criticise. Sometimes it feels like your learning process is a bit like the sentence you have on your profile

Soma, that didn't work with me before installing that tool

@totoff, read again As for the second, I really just wanted t be able to maximize the windows, and that app does it perfectly. In Linux I always had great snap windows capabilities and never used them that much. Still, I'm very surprised with how poor the windows management is on mac. Next thing I would like to find is a way of easily closing windows from inside mission control Found it: with the free Better Touch Tool it's possible to do this by assigning the action "close window below cursor" to a keyboard command or a combination of key and mouse (I assigned ⌘ + right-click). This tool also has snapping windows capabilities

It's the last time that I say this, but $page->parent->get("name"); should be wire("page")->parent->get("name");