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Well said, because soon you won't like it a lot anymore. You will love it

I'm sorry to tell you this, but I don't think you have any option here. PW requires the .htaccess or an equivalent alternative (some people are running PW on nginx) for securing some directories and for rewriting the urls. I guess you could secure the directories one by one in the control panel, but I don't see any alternative for the urls rewriting... I don't know that much about this, maybe you should wait for another answer.

3. You can also adapt this method http://processwire.com/talk/topic/3551-small-tip-for-pages-that-will-be-used-with-render/ $path = str_replace ($config->urls->root,'/' , $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]); // so it works also when pw is in a subfolder $caller = $pages->get($path)->title; just to give more options

hey, now my first answer doesn't make any sense

And you activated them on the template also?

This module is available on the modules section now http://modules.processwire.com/modules/process-admin-custom-pages/ mods.pw/4Y

Uniformserver was also my favorite for windows

Maybe you could use the .htaccess to redirect /store_item_detail.cfm to /store-item-detail, or any other page you want. Don't ask me, I don't know how to do it

You must be right Wanze, add() doesn't accept a key, only the item, so when you pass a number it assumes the ID, while remove() assumes that it's the key.

Yep, remove() also does't work with me. add() works, pop() works, shift() works and push() also works, why doesn't remove()?

That explains why it worked for me

With me it works on 2.3... How doesn't it allow? You are getting this message? Error found - please check that it is a valid URL

The name is "Elementary OS", "Journal" is their blog

Did you try using the other array methods? $demo->setOutputFormatting(false); $demo->product_group->remove(1024); $demo->save(); or: $demo->setOutputFormatting(false); $demo->product_group->removeAll(); $demo->product_group->add(1040); $demo->save();

I prefer the 4th, but I understand that you have some things that force you to be with Windows. I think running an OS on a virtual box for production is not ideal, depending on your Windows needs, you could also dual boot. Have you considered that? I have http://elementaryos.org/ on my PC and, although it's still in beta, it's super fast and stable (more than Ubuntu and Fedora for sure). Maybe you can try that one Edit: For me it's a great advantage to be running the same system as I have in the server. I installed Elementary some days ago, and Had a Lamp stack running in some minutes, and installed it ad tweaked exactly as I would do in a VPS server.

Should we leave this one here today for public shame?

You have to enable debug mode in the config file to see it.

No Portugal?? I have to spend more time on the forums

Shouldn't it be simply foreach ($input->post as $key => $value) ?

With url segments (http://processwire.com/api/variables/input/ scroll to the middle of the page). Allow them on the authors page template, and on this template's file put something like this: if ($input->urlSegment1) { ​$username = sanitizer->name($input->urlSegment1); $userpage = $pages->get(name=​$username, template=user, include=all); if ($userpage->id) { // echo the user info. these would be custom fields added to the "user" template echo "<h2>{$userpage->first_name} {$userpage->last_name}</h2>"; echo "<p>{$userpage->bio}</p>"; } } You can add any info you want to the users pages by adding fields to the "user" template (on the templates page, under "filters", enable "show system templates?") Edit: Wanze beat me again. He beats everyone lately Edit2: corrected my code to make the check for guest visitors that Wanze refered, except that I'm using $pages instead of $users to get the user page

So, I guess the modules manager is the must module that should be installed

You can add a page field to the user template and a role parent. Then you can give them access to their children pages with (all code written in the browser): if ($user->hasRole("parent") && $user->kids->has($page)) { //show the page } else { // redirect to a general page or show 404 } and to the room page like this: if ( $user->hasRole("parent") && count($user->kids->find("parent=$page")) > 0) { // <- tricky hein? here we had to check if any of the kids of this user has this page as parent //show the room page } else { // redirect to a general page or show 404 } To link to the pages from the entry page you can: // show the kids pages and room foreach($user->kids as $p) { echo "<a href={$p->url}>{$p->title}'s page</a>"; echo " and "; echo "<a href={$p->parent->url}>his room</a>"; } Doesn't help that we are talking about real children and real parents while writing PW code

Raul, I moved the thread to "General support". When you press return there is a new paragraph created, if you want a simple break press shift+return. The way this is visualized on the front end depends on your css. Edit: maybe you are aware of this and the problem is another. If you're not sure if your field is behaving correctly, use this to compare http://www.tinymce.com/tryit/basic.php

Anyone using sshfs to edit files in the server? I'm using to edit files in my server, and it's extremely practical. Is there any inconvenient? ps: the equivalent for mac would be osxfuse and for windows win-sshfs

Love it Nico! My favorite is the footer