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Posted over 13 years ago
processwire: You can also build your own full URLs in ProcessWire: $url = 'http://' . $config->httpHost . $page->url; –but I'd just use $page->httpUrl
Posted over 13 years ago
processwire: ProcessWire API: $page->url doesn't have a http:// or hostname (just /path/to/page/). When you need it, use $page->httpUrl instead.
Posted over 13 years ago
processwire: RT @_smd: Cool #processwire module to help you Minify your CSS/JS - Modules/Plugins http://t.co/jX4JBhnl Nice one Pete!
Posted over 13 years ago
processwire: New ProcessWire module: Video embed for YouTube and Vimeo (using oEmbed services). A TextFormatter module. Details at: http://t.co/WST1Vg2W
Posted over 13 years ago
processwire: Note that you'll get a 404 error after you rename the ProcessWire admin (since it was moved). So just load your admin at it's new URL.
Posted over 13 years ago
processwire: You can rename your admin to something other than /processwire/ – Edit the admin page, change the name, save. Don't forget the new URL. :)
Posted over 13 years ago
processwire: @somartist Interesting–I don't know them. Maybe I should setup a "web hosting" page to clarify what folks should look for and avoid.
Posted over 13 years ago
processwire: If your ProcessWire site isn't running off a subdirectory, then $page->path and $page->url will be exactly the same.
Posted over 13 years ago
processwire: What's the difference between $page->path and $page->url? Path is relative to where PW is installed, while url is relative to web root.
Posted over 13 years ago
processwire: RT @teppokoivula: #ProcessWire makes importing content easy; ImportPagesCSV is enough 90% of time and for complex needs there's superb API.