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Peter, Why do you need to implode anything? $pages->find already returns a PW PageArray. That's what that field requires. I am assuming you are talking about the Input tab in your MultiplePage Field....You also need to use return and not echo...There's an example right there below that field return $pages->find("template=klassement, jaar=2013"); Refresher: http://processwire.com/api/arrays/

Certainly Apeisa, Wanze and Ryan come to mind as people you may want to talk to...perhaps...

well this is interesting...most of us tell newbies to forget about the skyscrapers profile (because it is advanced; not for newbies!) for a while until they get a grip of the default profile;

@celfred.. I'm not sure I follow. As far as I can see, Fredi does not reveal the link to Admin...I'm probably misunderstanding... Another possibility is to present the user with a form with fields that match their page's fields. On submit, their changes would be captured (AND SANITIZED!) in the POST variable using $input->post and $sanitizer. This will probably be easier than using Fredi...but, this depends on the fields. I don't think all PW fields can and/or a suitable to be used/mirrored in the frontend. You'll get better answers by Googling

Qn1: Not out of the box, but yes...using the PW API and some PHP. Qn2: Normally a good place to start is by searching the forums using Google. This question has been asked so many times b4: http://bit.ly/Nk0NsS Qn3: Yes; with some coding, not out of the box... For editing, you probably don't wan to give the users access to admin, so you can use the Module Fredi for front-end editing..

Hmmm...that Skype name sounds familiar...

Hehe...OK, I get it, point taken ...tutorials coming up in ___ days...

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)?