kongondo
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Hehe...what's a couple of decimals between friends?
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I did (as shown in that screenshot) and it worked just fine....I tested the editor after adding 'div' to the list of allowed tags. I also tested with the 'extra allowed content' - div[class](*) to allow me to give classes to the divs. Worked fine. The edits stuck even after closing the page I was editing. . Not sure what's going on in your setup but maybe try the latest dev?
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2.6(+) is not too far
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How to set text line/character limits in templates?
kongondo replied to photoman355's topic in General Support
Not really....see Ryan's mini-tut here: http://www.flamingruby.com/blog/processwire-weekly-13/#1-2 You can easily do this using CKEditor's Wordcount plugin... Edit: Misread first post. Disregard my post. -
Zahari, On dev branch, CKEditor is currently the default editor. It is highly configurable. Go to the field using CKEditor -> Input -> scroll down to 'Format Tags'. There's a bunch of other extras in there as well
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Module: Spex: An asset and template management module
kongondo replied to Jonathan Dart's topic in Modules/Plugins
@Gazley - I'll delete the other thread then.... -
You read my mind...was gonna do that but got lazy and decided to do it later
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Changed the <hr>s and the the h3 a on the tutorials page. Hope works OK now.
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Yes...I realised that afterwards...and they don't look good in the 'green' so going with a lighter colour there - one of my browns or greys...Same with the tutorials page - it is too green for me!
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Gone with the green for now
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Thx.You mean this one #79B803? colour (or you mean my original website design, the green one! I got tired of that lol) Thanks Teppo - let me revert and see... Ta Thx Soma. Cool one. I'll try it. I was playing at Adobe Kuler but got tired... Thanks Reems
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Thanks guys - would this colour work? #51BCD8. Thanks Or maybe this colour? Bright red maybe - design is not my forte clearly ...all suggestions will be considered, thanks.
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Transferred Hosts, now get error connecting to database
kongondo replied to cory_dobson's topic in General Support
@cory_dobson, welcome to PW and the forums . Glad you sorted it out. For your other issue, see this troubleshooting guide: http://processwire.com/docs/tutorials/troubleshooting-guide/ It's probably an .htaccess issue. -
Guys there was this comment on reddit re my links' colour - that the blue is too light on a white background. Is that your experience as well?
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specify each sort separately, e.g. $pages->get('/mypage/')->children('sort=-date, sort=created'); That will first sort by 'date' then by 'created' It's all documented here: http://processwire.com/api/selectors/#sort
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One more - a video: http://processwire.com/videos/page-fieldtype/
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ProcessWire module upgrades only update the module files...in Blog's case the following files will be overwritten ProcessBlog.module MarkupBlog.module ProcessBlog.js ProcessBlogInstall.inc (this is only ever run once; on first install) ProcessBlog.css README.md LICENSE.txt Nothing is installed. Nothing in your /site/templates/ will be touched so your Template Files, etc. WILL NOT be overwritten . If, on the other hand, you modified the above module files.....
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Version bumped to 1.2.2 Main changes are to renderComments() [full documentation here]Added a 4th Array $options argument. In this array you can customise the texts describing the various comments' status such as: when there are no comments - 'Be the first to comment and win and iPad! [kidding!]'; when comments closed - 'Sorry buddy. Next time come earlier ', etc. No, these are not the defaults . The defaults are more sensible and will be used if you don't specify any of your your own. Also, using $options you can require users to login before posting a comment. Of course, you deal with the logging in bit. Blog only checks if user is logged in. Example code $options = array( 'comments_closed' => 'Sorry. Comments are now closed.',//message when comments closed 'comments_empty' => 'No comments found.',//message when there are no comments for post 'comments_login' => 'Log in first to comment.',//message when comment form hidden until user logs in 'comments_login_required' => true,//require user to log in before they can comment. Default is false ); //we call MarkupBlog $blog = $modules->get("MarkupBlog"); echo $blog->renderComments($page->blog_comments, null, $options);
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Hi Wanze, Tried on local install. Getting cannot fetch token error Ideas? Thanks. PW 2.4.15 (dev) Edit: Working fine on live server. Thanks!
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Read about the new way of installing CKE plugins over here: http://www.flamingruby.com/blog/processwire-weekly-13/#1-2 and more here http://www.flamingruby.com/blog/processwire-weekly-14/#1-4 There's a forum post that I can't find now....
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@mr-fan - you read my mind! I had prev/next navigation but removed it . I'll put it back
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Strange....could this be your problem? https://processwire.com/talk/topic/1610-navigation-outputting-even-hidden-pages/ TL:DR = updating a wrong site hence not seeing changes? i.e. have both local and live site admins open
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Blog documentation up on my website. Focused on MarkupBlog. Decided to do them as PW lessons (hehe - kill 'em with one stone!)...99% done - just have to do some example Blogs. Thanks for being patient! <btw>Next lessons up - 'ProcessWire modules'. </btw>
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Post #2000! Better be good! Better be big!! Thanks for waiting ...what? It's only been 1 year . Finally! Some tutorials are up! OK, for now, it is my Blog module's documentation. Hey, that's not cheating! Don't laugh . Meanwhile, I also refreshed my website (how can you refresh an empty house you say? hehe - but it now has content. Nuh, for real, it has content). Toned down on the narcissism as well. Updated first post. Next lessons by great public demand - "Process Wire Modules!" Cheers/k
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Is 2.5 the greatest PW to date or what!?! Great additions Ryan!
