Pip Posted August 7, 2020 Share Posted August 7, 2020 Hi all. Playing around with Processwire and wrapping my brain around the basic stuff. So far so good, until I hit on a field in my page where the output is "InputfieldText" which ought not to be. Let me explain my workspace: The Template I have a template with the following structure: Title Confabulation_Body (Text area) Confabulation_Pseudonym (Text) Output Pages I have two output pages: (1) All pages I created and (2) everyone's pages. All pages I created looks like this: (which is btw the correct output) $newcolors = array() ; $confabulations = $pages->find("template=confabulation, limit=5; created_users_id=$currUser"); foreach ($confabulations as $i) { $newid = intval($i->id) - $basepageid; $newcolors = genColor(); echo "<div class=\"post ". $newcolors[2]. "\" style=\"background-color:#". $newcolors[0] .";\">" . "<a href=\"". $i->url ."\"><div class=\"flap\" style=\"background-color: #". $newcolors[1] ."; color: #". $newcolors[0] ."\">" . $newid ."</div></a>" ."<h2>".$i->title."</h2>".$i->confabulation_body."<div class=\"author\">".$i->confabulation_pseudonym ."</div> <div style=\"clear:both;\"></div></div>"; } While the page to show Everyone's pages : <?php // Echo all posts $newcolors = array() ; $confabulations = $pages->find(" id>1018, template=confabulation, sort=-id, limit=5"); foreach ($confabulations as $i) { $newid = intval($i->id) - $basepageid; $newcolors = genColor(); // $newcolors [0] = background // $newcolors [1] = flap // $newcolors [2] = text echo "<div class=\"post ". $newcolors[2]. "\" style=\"background-color:#". $newcolors[0] .";\">" . "<a href=\"". $i->url ."\"><div class=\"flap\" style=\"background-color: #". $newcolors[1] ."; color: #". $newcolors[0] ."\">" . $newid ."</div></a>" ."<h2>".$i->title."</h2>".$i->confabulation_body ."<div class=\"author\">".$i->confabulation_pseudonym ."</div> <div style=\"clear:both;\"></div></div>"; } ?> The Environment My environment (in case though theoretically it should work fine still): Latest version of XAMPP Editor Tool: Dreamweaver Has anyone experienced such a bizarre behavior? Did I do something wrong? Is my laptop cursed? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pip Posted August 7, 2020 Author Share Posted August 7, 2020 Found it. Silly me. All good! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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