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  1. Hi, I am web designer and I want to learn PW by create simple e-commerce website. I've been search around to find solution, comparing every option & weight both it's advantage/disadvantage, I think most solutions out there is too complex or they already make lot of assumption, not to mention the more code means heavier page load. That's why I finally get conclusion that PW is the right answer. Well, the solution not answered yet, but I sense PW have the power to be there. Let say example, Ms. Turner is local bakery which have 50 product under 5 category. She don't need complex shipping since order could be pickup at store or using private delivery courier and of course She don't need sophisticated payment system or any other crap feature. Yes, there is customer for that kind solution, but not for Ms. Turner and hundred millions people out there. All she want is just simple website to accept order. I do aware that there's already tutorial out there, but it's just answer for specific solution. Not to mention how hard it's gonna be when this forum already have ton of pages. If You're not mind, I create this thread so everyone could learn from beginning especially for newbie or copy paste guy just like me to feel the power of PW. This thread would be tutorial creating e-commerce from scratch and the final goal is free theme both front page and admin page specially designed for Ms. Turner and hundred millions small business right there. Apeisa already make awesome module for PW and I already tested it, its work so wonderful so let's complement it. For starting point, let's start from designing the homepage. The content would be: Home - Header (logo, cart toolbar, search) Content - 3 Image Main slider - 6 Featured product -Footer - Quick Link - Social Network Link - Twitter Widget - Newsletter Subscribe What is the best practice from code perspective?
  2. Hi awesome Processwire folks, I want to make custom processwire admin views. For example, let's say I wanted to create a top level section in the PW admin for managing videos. And I want to use a data grid (just for examples sake... I would probably design a good layout for this - something effective and easy to use)... I know how to add pages to the admin interface by adding them in the page tree, pretty straight forward. The problem is, I am really having a hard time understanding the admin.php template and how the ajax call, methods work. To be honest, I have made a few attempts to modify the behaviors etc in this file with little success. I don't quite understand how processes work at all in PW. I read the classes and it can be over my head in some cases. Does anyone have any suggestions about how I can get my head around this and how I can really start taking advantage of PW to build out some more complex PW admin functionality... any suggestions at all. Thanks in advance,
  3. As a possible future non-critical update. I often feel that creating fields and templates can end up with lots of going back and forward. Sometimes you'll want to create several fields at once (save+add new) / (save and return) and though a small thing it can make me a bit dizzy at times performing repetitive actions. I think the thing is that the work in the templates is so much fun and time-saving that one can deal with the admin being slightly slower but I think there's definitely room to squeeze an extra 5-10% in little touches to speed up creating and editing in the backend This is just an idea, PW as is is a wonderful tool and I'm very happy with it!
  4. This is a big ask probably, but when writing a large chunk of copy, particularly in full screen mode (assuming you're using TinyMCE or equiv facility) every so often I click save and have the inevitable page reload or if in full screen I drop out and save then go back. If PW were able to save in background when I click Save (so no page refresh) or auto save as per Google docs then that would be a major step for content editors. I am guessing this is mighty complex and so I'm not holding my breath and also this is not a 'big' issue, just one that I know would be a real step up for heavy editors.
  5. Has anyone implemented a simple method of hiding the login to PW from Google bot and the average person clicking about a site? I want to allow clients to login but I assume from a security POV it's better to not have a link to, say, /processwire/ in the footer as doing so publishes to anyone what is underneath. I know I can (and do) change the URL from /processwire/ to /something-else/ which helps, but I just wondered if anyone had implemented something better or if in almost all cases this [change of URL] is probably perfectly adequate?
  6. Hi fellow PWers, Too long since I did some PW work... Setting up a new site I just went to drag-drop some pages about and I found that 1. I was not able to make a page a child of another parent (maybe finger trouble) 2. more importantly, the ability to click on a page and select it (reflected by the change in colour) dies after a failed drag/drop and will not work again; until I refresh. It sort of feels something like the Admin uses latest jQuery from a CDN (content delivery network) rather than a named version and the latest version has a bug or is showing up a bug that an earlier version masked. Anyone have any pointers or seen this and knows more? Thanks in advance for any comments, cheers, -Alan Of course, now I've posted I am appearing to get good results. I wonder if it was because I was assuming I can drag anything anywhere (in the default vanilla site)? I'm now wondering if I was hitting a template-based restriction..?
  7. Hi, Just moved a dev PW install to another domain and found that 1) I couldn't move with it creating PHP errors with a straight move of files and DB. 2) I tried a fresh install updating the admin and then adding the new template but the admin -> setup -> template isn't displaying drop and drag handles so I ccant administrator it at all (see the attached image). any help would be amazing!
  8. Hi everyone, I have a question. I'm not legal savvy, so I need a straight answer from someone who knows. I'm currently creating an admin theme for a web application on top of processwire. The thing is, the theme will come from a commercial template for which I bought a developer license. The license states I can do with it whatever I want, sell it, use it multiple times in many projects, wreck it, whatever. The question now is, when I'm done creating the template, could I release it to the public legally? Or would I be the only one able to use it? I hope you guys are having a great day. Thanks.
  9. Hi! As I delve deeper and deeper into PW, I am wondering about deleting/adding permissions. It is possible but... does it do anything? What will happen if I delete, say, the 'page-edit' permission? It is not possible to edit pages anymore? Can I add it back, using the same name for it to work again? Thanks!
  10. I'm working on a portfolio site where I want the following public site structure that organizes projects by categories: /work/ -> Listing of all projects /work/strategy/ -> Listing of strategy projects /work/user-experience/ -> Listing of user experience projects /work/development/ -> Listing of development projects Then, projects would be structured as: /work/project-name-a/ /work/project-name-d/ /work/project-name-c/ /work/project-name-e/ ... My question is, what is the best field type to use to categorize projects? Should I use a Page with Multiple pages (PageArray)? I guess my confusion is moving from WordPress categories/taxonomies to PW's use of pages. Any insight would be appreciated.
  11. I had a nagging question: how do I build copy in the admin, check it in the real site but not allow people to see it until I am sure it is all correct. Of course it's simple and likely 100% of you knew this already, but just in case you are like me and didn't quite know, this is it: create a page but don't click 'Publish' on the page's Settings tab click 'Hidden' publish the page edit it as much as you like click 'Save + Keep Unpublished' log out, login, re-read your copy after a nice walk to see if you can improve it want to see your page in-situ (as it will look when it's visible)? Click 'View' and you see a private, unpublished but as-it-would-look version of the page as it is now repeat 4. and 5. as much as you like until you're ready to release your masterpiece, at which point just un-tick 'Hidden' and re-save click 'Publish'. Update: edited above as it's even easier than I realized, thanks Ryan for correcting me Happy editing.
  12. How do I go about adding the process field to a new template? I created a new template and placed it under the admin page (I also set it to use the admin template) - however, I don't see the "process" field as an option to be added to it. Thanks in advance for any pointers! Edit: To clarify, I assigned "admin" as the alternative template filename for this new template because I need to add other fields to it.
  13. I've been quite busy last few months (and still am), but I managed to squeeze new admin theme called Futura Remixed (successor to my Futura theme). So let's get started: complete rewrite of the theme complete new graphics, includin PageList tree icons etc. full multi-language support (except "You are logged in as", "Latest updates" and "Newest added" title (could be done by implementing those in language packs I suppose) complete new TinyMCE theme with Fugue icons (that was pain in the ass) integrated CodeMagic TinyMCE plugin that uses CodeMirror to highlight the code and HTML beautifier to beautify the code (unlike plain TinyMCE HTML editor) AdminBar theme How to install: Unpack FuturaRemixed.zip to your /site/ directory Replace /wire/modules/Inputfield/InputfieldTinyMCE directory with InputfieldTinyMCE directory contained in the attached InputfieldTinyMCE.zip file Extract AdminBar.zip to your /site/modules/AdminBar directory (if you use it) I've tested the theme thourougly but errors may still show up. So if you find them, please let me know, so I can fix them. When I get time, I'll update this theme with colors from original Futura theme so you could choose between them. Let's look at the screenshots: Enjoy the theme as much I've enjoyed making it. AdminBar.zip FuturaRemixed.zip InputfieldTinyMCE.zip
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