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/site/config.php has to be accessed via ftp, or even from the administration panel from the hosting company. Just login there and look for something like "file manager" or "online ftp". Probably they will have cPanel, and if so, you can follow these instructions http://www.siteground.com/tutorials/cpanel/file_manager.htm. There you will be able to make the change that apeisa proposed.

Thanks for the Zalando information Luis. I was considering using Paymill for a project and this gives me some confidence. For those who don't know Zalando and how big it is, I can only say that every time I go to a post office in Germany there is at least one person from the cue that went there to pick a package from them

Has anyone used paymill?

I think you can do it on the translation files, but I'm not sure.

Did you allow page numbers on the template? http://processwire.com/api/modules/markup-pager-nav/

you can use the pagetype field for all these relations. It's just a mater of organizing your pages accordingly. So, taking your example, you could organize your PW tree like this: -people --john --doe --xico --... -organizations --acme --corporation --lda --... -industries --candies --guns --moon trips --... -types of people --nice --bad --so so --... Then, on the template for organizations you put a page field with "industries" as parent of the selectable pages (PSP), and on the template for people you put two page fields, one with "types of people" as the PSP, and the other with organization as the PSP. You can make this system grow indefinitely Just think that any time you want a dropdown, or a selector for multiple choices in your templates, this is the way to do it in PW, even if those pages only exist to be a selectable value on other pages. Edit: And welcome to the forum

I don't understand this part of your code children("$tax, limit=5") Maybe you mean children("some-pagefield=$tax, limit=5")

Thanks for the links Alan. Just one correction. Sublime Text is not from Will Bond, he "only" made some packages for it. The developer of ST is a guy called Jon Skinner.

Nico, you designed such a nice theme only some weeks ago... but yep, it looks great

Is anyone else noticing something wrong with these two statements?

Thanks a lot "Alex"

That's what happens when you start giving away clues...

Stephan, just answered to your PM.

Don't invite Pete. He'll put milk on it!!

Just tried it on compliance and it works. Maybe there was an error while copying the files to the server and this would be solved by downloading again.

tooltip() is a method from jQuery UI. There would be the possibility that it wasn't included on PWs UI download, but I just tested it on the console on the default theme and, and it was recognized...

I wasn't yet born to webdesign when your friend froze in time....

De nada

One way is to put all the PHPGoogleMaps folder inside the templates folder and load the library like this require( 'PHPGoogleMaps/Core/Autoloader.php' ); If you want more flexibility you can do this require( $config->paths->templates . 'PHPGoogleMaps/Core/Autoloader.php' );

I see you changed tactics Pete. Since you can't be faster, you will at least be more detailed

Ah! You will have to explain that one to Joss and Mathew

You can also use my image tags module http://modules.processwire.com/modules/textformatter-image-tags/

I prefer to have to continue having to edit the post everytime to fix the code then changing from chrome to another browser

the span was a present from the forum editor, I don't have anything to do with it. The a was my mistake when I copied the code... I will edit it

I'm sorry Joss, I meant $('.PageListActionEdit a').html(' <i class="icon-edit"></i>Edit ');