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I understand and approve the suggestions to be verbose from some people. Usually it's better to be verbose to avoid confusion. That said, just for the record, I would still like to give a short alternative to what @jmartsch posted: if ( $thisField = $pages->get("/einstellungen/")->telefon ) echo "Telefon :" . $thisField . "<br>";

We are using hipchat for constant team chat for some months and it's really great. For video talk we've been using sqwiggle for the last weeks, and for project management we are trying invision with good results.

No problem in pasting things from other places, but make sure you go through them before

Shouldn't be. With target blank the links will open on a new page(window).

So, there you have it...

you don't have target="_blank" defined in your anchors?

What is the code that you are using to build the nav bar? What appears there is completely up to you, in some cases, people build it by showing all the children of home: $navPages = $pages->get('/')->children(); foreach($navPages as $navItem)... If that's the case, you can, for instance, remove the page that you don't want on the nav: $navPages = $pages->get('/')->children()->remove($pages->get('/pagetoremove/')); or $navPages = $pages->get('/')->children('name!=pagetoremove'); but this is only one way...

You're being too kind. Unfortunately I don't think it will ever get there...

You can always send him a PM in the forum.

Just a quick thing about a page not being a page. I think the reason why this nomenclature is spot-on is because, unlike with other systems, in PW each "node" lives in it's own unique URl, making it a perfect candidate to be a page.

On mobile now. Don't get me wrong, I'm more than convinced that PW is much easier to learn than Drupal. Forget all the PHP. You only have to know the very basic to work with PW, and the rest you can learn when it's required for each project, so by now focus on the tutorials and only that. If you know that much about ecommerce, it shouldn't be difficult for you to create a specific module, especially because you only need the checkout part. Modules are also very easy in PW. Surprisingly easy. You also won't find a better support in any other forum

@freestone, very entertaining reading Seriously, I think the chaps here painted it too pink for you. Reading your requests on your first post I can predict some trouble in the way. PW has lots of modules right now, but nothing as complete as some ecommerce modules that you would find on the big three. Apeisa's module is great but has some limitations for now, I have the idea that it's not as plug-and-play as you may have thought, but can't help you much there since I only played with it a bit in the very beginning. That, said, you won't find anywhere as much flexibility as in PW. I'm sure Apeisa's module can be easily adapted to your needs on the time that you will gain for making your website in PW. Hope someone with will come up with a fresher insight about this module. I sense that you are suffering from a common trauma that people recently arrived to PW have with pages. Joss wrote the perfect therapy here http://processwire.com/talk/topic/2296-confused-by-pages/

Good luck with that! Adam comes to the forum only on Christmas these days Try his twitter https://twitter.com/adamkiss

That was the German spannend, not the Dutch

spannend!!

Welcome to the forum alexpi, glad everything is sorted.

There's no point on trying linux if professionaly you need applicattions that don't have support, I myself am very close to switch to mac because I will need to use inDesign. But people that only need a computer and don't have any special needs concerning apps will be very well served with some Linux distros. My parents don't know anything about computers and have linux at home. I just had to install it and from time to time press the "update system" button because they don't.

http://elementaryos.org/docs/user-guide/installing-apps

Joss, if you install Elementary you'll be very surprised with how polished and well thought out it is. It's a really cool experience It's true about office, though things might be changing soon. Right now I just lauch skydrive and work there when needed.

Their website makes me nauseous... Any Ubuntu derivative would be ok for someone transitioning from Windows, I don't think imitating the interface will make it easier. For old computers (if it had XP on it, is old enough) I would suggest http://elementaryos.org/ or http://xubuntu.org/, for even older computers I would suggest http://lubuntu.net/

can be that you will have trouble with it. If so do this: http://processwire.com/talk/topic/3752-pagination-and-urlsegments/?p=43920

Adminer is great, you can even paste the entire content of the file into a pw template and have it in the admin. This way it's protected with two passwords

How complex can it be if it's just posts? You also have the PHP's own XML parser that I find quite easy to work with. Or maybe you can even convert that XML to CSV and use Ryan's module to import it.

Welcome to yhe forum Guru! I'm on mobile, so I won't be very detailed. The code seems fine to me. You will develop some preferences when coding more and after seeing some more examples, but in general it looks ok. One thing I noticed is that you used this form in more than one place: echo "{$page->body}"; this could (should) be replaced by: echo $page->body; since the quotes are needed only to work with strings and not variables, and the curly brackets are needed only to use variables inside the quotes. You can use both though, if you like doing and undoing things -- Concerning the tags question: because multiple pages fields return a pageArray, you will have to iterate them to reach the individual pages. This can be done with a foreach() foreach($tags as $tag) { echo $tag->title; } //quite chalenging to code on my small android -- by the way, you will realize that it is easier to learn php than to learn how to fornat code on the forum editor