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processwire: Update your footer copyright year automatically (in ProcessWire or anywhere else in PHP): <p>Copyright <?php echo date('Y'); ?></p>
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over 13 years
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processwire: RT @somartist: Small glimpse at ModulesManager alpha (1 click remote download, and install modules from backend) for #processwire http:/ ...
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over 13 years
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processwire: Handling any kind of forms or input with ProcessWire? Sanitize your input with the $sanitizer API var: http://t.co/DQdfOS8q
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over 13 years
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processwire: If you have created any ProcessWire modules, language packs or admin themes, please add to the new modules directory: http://t.co/0kiUVT0T
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over 13 years
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processwire: New ProcessWire module: BBCode Text Formatter – http://t.co/KtB7uSza
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over 13 years
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processwire: If you pasted one of those in a template, view the page using that template to execute it. Then remove the snippet of code once executed.
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over 13 years
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processwire: You could also add a new superuser: $u=$users->add('admin2'); $u->roles->add($roles->get('superuser')); $u->pass='your-pass'; $u->save();
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over 13 years
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processwire: Change your password with the API: $u = $users->get('your-account-name'); $u->of(false); $u->pass='your-password'; $u->save();
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over 13 years
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processwire: But that's a little hard to do if you don't already have it enabled and lost your password! Here's another way you can do it, with the API…
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over 13 years
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processwire: Lost your password? ProcessWire has a Forgot Password module, but you have to install: Admin > Modules > Process > Forgot Password > [click]
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