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Will he be regularly changing the 404 message? If yes, why? Why don't you get the message from him and change it yourself when setting up the site? If he must do it himself, there is a module Page Edit role or something. Have a look at the modules site Edit: Here they are: http://mods.pw/34 http://mods.pw/4X http://mods.pw/39

Nice! Thx for the update.

Threw me off as well. You could still be right; OP will let us know

I'm not clear about this. Is your ultimate aim to check whether "introtext" is empty? Is "introtext" a field? If so, all you need is something like this for the current page...from that you get the idea of checking many pages... if ($page->introtext) {// this checks if introtext is empty // stuff } else { echo "move along! no intro to read here"; }

Very nice Nico!

Haven't really thought this through but I think I would go with installing the Blog Profile first. I would then move the Blog pages (blog posts, categories, tags, etc) to a new parent page under Home, e.g. Blog. I would then copy over the template files manually. I would recreate the demo site using PW API rather than manually - i.e. use the API to create templates, fields and pages. I don't have know how much data you have in your pages' fields but your options include doing that in phpMyAdmin, for instance.

OK, I have now tested it and it doesn't seem to show any other roles in the drop down besides guest and supersuser. @Pete, is that a bug? Tested on PW 2.3

Marco, I haven't used this module, but from looking at the code, I think you will first need to create a role (e.g. "client"). Give that role the limited permissions you want. Create a user, e.g. "paul" and assign "paul" to the role "client". Then, in the module, add "client" as the role to bypass.

Not the core obviously, otherwise there would be no need for the module, I guess . Apache logs? If you have access...

Am confused. Guest has view rights and that is everybody - the public. If you want the guest to view the site, it beats the logic of placing it in maintenance mode. Also, what are these full permissions for the guest? The full extent of the guest user's permissions is page-view. The only role they have is view pages. Are you talking of another user next to the superuser as requested in post #33?

A start...http://mods.pw/36

Once you have gotten your hands dirty enough, you will want to read this classic (if you haven't seen it already) http://processwire.com/talk/topic/740-a-different-way-of-using-templates-delegate-approach/

Well, you have all sorts of issues with that code.. For one, you have nested PHP tags inside PHP tags... Have a look at these http://devzone.zend.com/4/php-101-part-1-down-the-rabbit-hole/ What sort of text editor are you using (for your code)?

You can try it on your dev site and see if it works . You can also send Nico a PM. He was here today....so he's still an active member I think ACE Editor will also allow you to edit Template Files IIRC...

Are you referring to ACE Editor? http://mods.pw/3H

Big picture: Reminds me of the "Cathedral Story"

Adam, Adam; 2.2.9? why or why?

Hi jtborger, Welcome to PW and to the forums! I don't have answers to your questions (at the moment); just stopping by to say hello. I can assure you you have made the right choice in choosing PW (or at least in ditching Joomla! ). Happy developing with PW!

That's what it says on the tin

You need to get some sleep! We all do!

OK, that's it, pass the chips; I've totally lost it today . I get it now..

OK...I get the message; I need to start using the dev version I actually have it installed but haven't touched it yet...

Wow! Adam has put me in privileged company!!?! My two minutes of fame . I couldn't code my way out of a brown paper bag if I was put in one! Hehe. Sorry, your query is way above my pay grade....

I have just realised I was thinking about something else....<script> </script> within a HTML file! Sorry for false info,

Hmm...I have just tried and single click toggles view children of page...and the actions...