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Haha!

Nice one Mark! Hopefully soon....(time, time, time....)....

@3fingers...I think that js is in his .php file

@Netcarver, Thanks for the very comprehensive answer!

Sorry to hijack your thread Didjee... <digress>@Netcarver, any recommendations? Thanks.</digress>

Is this a shared host? Sometimes its just easier to ask your host provider to have a look and tell you what settings on their servers do not like your .htaccess rules, and which rules in particular...

Well I hope this sorts out the constant mangling of code and quotes! especially when editing posts...

Hey, not yet Martijn...30 minutes to go!

Welcome to the forums taqtaq! Nice site!

http://bit.ly/Nk0NsS

Could someone please help me pick up my jaw from the floor . What just happened here?!!! Thanks Apeisa, Avoine and Ryan!

dnGREP too. Or if it is in your database, you can just search there, e.g. using phpMyAdmin...

No worries

Bbeer, you have asked a similar question about a month ago and got a similar answer from me as Soma's...PHP errors are consistent....If it says Cannot redeclare class....it means exactly that whatever the module, or code you are using.... http://processwire.com/talk/topic/5504-urgent-help-needed/

Of course....

Tell me about it!

Thanks for this Harmster. There has been a great deal going on regarding a mailing class, etc. Have a look at this thread: http://processwire.com/talk/topic/5693-new-module-type-wiremail/ ProcessWire now has a new mail base class that you can use with other mail classes. See Horst (WireMailSmtp) and Teppo's (WireMailSwiftMailer) for instance...You might want to make use of the new base class in your module..

Btw, are you talking about the new admin themes (modules) or the older style (pre PW 2.4)?

Here you go....400 fields! http://processwire.com/talk/topic/4442-pw-performance-with-hundreds-of-fields/ Be sure to read Ryan's comments there.. Also see: http://processwire.com/talk/topic/1527-largest-project-performance-multi-server/?p=13779

Not really an answer....can't find it now, but similar questions have been asked before (will post if I find it)... But 1000 rows or 1000 pages is nothing for PW/MySQL. On the other hand, I'd worry about 60 fields on one page if only from a usability point of view...Just guessing here; have never been in that situation

Then you also need to be careful about hidden ° nonbreaking spaces as well. They can drive you nuts with PHP throwing errors you "can't" see visually. I usually sort them out in Word.

Correct me if I am wrong (can't remember), with this module, for new items, I just need to create another page and assign it it's own template and template file? With Process Module, you would need to install a module each time you want a new item in the Admin....

That just means you didn't properly close some tags or use a semi-colon to tell PHP you have come to the end of a line just before you come to the echo...and...as you can see, you are missing a semi-colon ; after the closing ) in your array...Hence, the echo is "unexpected....you haven't told PHP you have finished your array ....and it's telling you your syntax is wrong...

Hilarious!

Aah....you'll just have to believe me then ;-)