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OK, thanks.

Soma, me again Please see screenshots. That's what I see when I install the module. As you can see, almost everything "disappears" from the page - the menus, footer, etc. (default template). . This is on a fresh install of PW 2.3. Thanks.

Apeisa, Am confused...What has the great Fredi got to do with this discussion? Wrong thread perhaps?

Hi Mark, Thanks for dropping by. Interesting post by Ryan T. It still leaves me confused though...but this is a matter I'd raise in that post, not here necessarily. He says Jason is back? Naturally that raises questions why he went to the "other side" in the first place. Anyway, that's not important now. Obviously there are some behind the scenes stuff that we are not (and do not need to be) privy to. As much as I am now firmly and fully using PW, MODX was my first love and I will always wish that it succeeds. Interesting choice of words by you ("Cloud team being flushed away") but again, I am not suggesting you explain what you mean. I hope Shaun was not flushed away! I am also curious how MODX will now deal with the issue of revenues. But that's for another day.

OK.....seems there is something going on there. Strange...Did you test this on PW 2.3? EDIT: OK, but why?

Thanks Diogo. $pages-> confused me too in my tests. Thanks Soma. Maybe this (@Ryan) should be exclusively stated in the docs, thanks)

Soma, Thanks for this. It doesn't play nice (visually) with CKEditor though. It "removes" the editor's icons, leaving ugly text instead...e.g. "bold", "italic", etc. I only tested this quickly so did not check if functionality is affected. I haven't checked with TinyMCE. Using PW 2.3 release. Thanks. Edit: Well, it is working now. Must have been something I did. False alarm, sorry

Version still reads 0.1 on both though

There's also these... Where do we go from here? A Change of Scenery

It is a nice post.. einsteinboi is a she btw Yes, she's posted here before. She's also been tweeting about PW (as recently as this week). Investors can be good and bad Of course investors will promote and protect their interests first...

pwired, Sorry to hear you got fired. I don't have immediate answers for you at the moment. It's never good to be out of employment

Just stumbled upon this interesting new direction for MODX and the subsequent discussion. As an ex-MODXer, am not really sure what to think of the move. I am still stunned at the moment. Seems the biggest issue is revenue generation. I get that point....but still...the move is shocking... I have read about half of the discussion in that forum and there are some interesting takes. Naturally a move like this may also raise questions about the future of PW. I recall reading a post by Ryan C (as opposed to MODX Ryan T ) assuring the community about the future & stability of PW. As you will see, PW is mentioned several times in the MODX forums.

@horst Same here (IE10)...and the font looks horrible as well! . Nway, I don't use IE too

Nope. Don't work. Tested.

Yes, tested. Should have said that

Not really. This excludes pages such as "their", "another", "about"

Aah, thanks. /k

Soma, I don't get this bit about altclass. Where is its value coming from? Please explain. I was expecting $class to be used directly. Thanks. /k

I know am beginning to sound like a broken record but once PW clicks, you wonder why you didn't use it before. I used to shudder at the thought of getting in the guts of MODX to write my own snippets and would hide behind template engine syntax. Nothing wrong with that approach but am now convinced the PW way is better. I am glad I gave PW a spin. For instance, although both PW and WP do not use template engines, you try creating/editing a WP template! I totally hated it. The cool (maybe the coolest thing? I need to do a poll about this;)) thing with PW is its powerful and friendly selectors. Noobs like me can actually query the database in complex ways and retrieve data with minimal effort; yikes! Seriously, how do you beat $pages->find(); It can't get simpler than that! /k

Ollie, $count = 0; // Suppose this is just setting the starting point for counting? Yes $class = ""; // Suppose this makes it empty, waiting to be filled? Yes. Create an empty variable. $count++; //keep counting? Yes. Push the counter forward once each time. if ($count % 2 == 0) { // if count divided by 2 equals zero? Nearly..Means if remainder of where the count is when you divide by 2 equals zero (i.e. even number). If there is a reminder, it is an odd number Diogo strikes again! Oh well.. Just my 2 cents...am no coder either cheers /k

Could someone please give me examples of using the selector "include=hidden" in the above examples by Ryan and Diogo? I tried this and wasn't able to fetch hidden grandchildren. How do I get "hidden" children? What about both "hidden" parent and grandchildren? Thanks. Btw, in the API docs it says. Is this true for get() as well? Thanks /k

Maybe we can add these perspectives to the discussion? How to create many-to-many relationship Discussion/debate over correct or sensible use of repeater fields Modelling data in PW (page relations) Not sure they are all relevant to this topic though... My 2 cents /k

Beautiful site Thomas and loads very fast Cheers /k

No screenshot attached You need to first select a forum then start a thread...

What happened to the screencast? /k