marcus
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But somehow I got the impression this is all too complicated. I guess you are trying to list cities (children of provinces), right? Why not give them city templates and query for these? Other question: from which part of your tree are you searching from, meaning: how close to the desired pages are you when firing this query?
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I'm currently reading this post by Ryan regarding subselectors. Since I assume you're running a dev version, this may help somehow nesting your query: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/3768-processwire-dev-branch/?p=64049
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Do the childs of Drenthe have something special worth selecting, a common template, a special field or so?
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Oh yes, typo. Pleasure!
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Why are you refering to the paths inside the template folder? This would return an error even if you wouldn't call it via AJAX. Try: url: '<?php echo pages->get('/logincode/')->url ?>'
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First thing, calling the template files directly won't work by design. Try to address real URLs, meaning implementations of these template(s). In the template files you can detect whether the page is called via AJAX: <?php if($config->ajax) { // page was requested from ajax } More info: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/225-how-to-work-with-ajax-driven-content-in-processwire/ Once you changed this, the session management should work, I think.
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Added two little tweaks (because I noticed I needed them in the Knowledge Base Site Profile Update): Return the count of currently flagged pages with ->showFlagCount(); Supply some HTML classes to the rendered <ul> via parameter ->renderList("classname foo bar")
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Have you set the field "file" to contain only one value?
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I mean, apart from that they're quite ok. Customer since 2002. But PHP 5.3 is from 2009. And it could last till 2015. Crazy. #lasttweet
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RT @fhemberger: So Mailbox routes every single mail through Dropbox servers, in times we’re discussing surveillance and privacy. That’s ver…
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Hihi, let's route all your personal emails through dropbox servers, but look at these cute coin animations! #priorities #mailbox
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Module Profile Export module (also upgrade PW 2.0 to 2.1)
marcus replied to ryan's topic in Modules/Plugins
Try to wrap at least the creation of users and user roles into a module (that would be part of the profile). -
RT @boti_net: New blog post: Quick @processwire first child redirect snippet http://t.co/9kPJEEYT2q
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RT @AlBoeNEWS: BREAKING: Julian Assange is planning to leave the Ecuador Embassy in London and hand himself over to police - SKY News
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RT @boti_net: New blog post: Reeder's Digest #4 http://t.co/5yH5FG64Be with @rc_d @chriseppstein @btconf and @BlogtorWho
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Release: Rudimentary knowledge base site profile
marcus replied to marcus's topic in Themes and Profiles
Apart from the "collateral releases" you've mentioned - not yet. Lately I was rewriting the template logic, but that refactoring is far from completed. Also, I'm currently putting emphasis on the tree view, but haven't found a js plugin yet that really fits my needs -
Appalling. Google now harvests synced password via #Chrome by default and encrypts them with you Google Credentials. https://t.co/0j1w7bU0vG
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Sure, since you can define the rootPage: $treeMenu = $modules->get("MarkupSimpleNavigation"); $rootPage = $page->iAmAPageReferenceField; echo $treeMenu->render(null, null, $rootPage); edit: In the sense, that your customer could define a starting point
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RT @boti_net: New blog post: Release: @processwire Admin Theme Apertus http://t.co/fkvf26qpXo
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RT @Pinboard: [sarcasm] What an awesome idea! Facebook is tagging some onion articles as satire http://t.co/qXZK0HagvN
