Posts by Byron Fitzgerald

These are just warnings, so I doubt this would be causing a 500 error. Most likely it's a server/php configuration issue. Might need to increase some limits in your php.ini or could be down to incorrect URL rewrites.

Is there a specific page it's happening on?

You can see all the possible ways of filtering in the docs here. All the fields defined in your post.html template can be used to filter

The order of the results is determined by how close they match the search term. If you want to add custom sorting you'd need to do that on the returned array instead.

How are are you filtering so that you only get 9? The pagination is based on the initial set of returned results from the search function, filter after the function call will not effect the pagination

To get the post date rather than using the data option you can use the each option like below.

Carbon is a date library for PHP which offers a way to format 'human readable'dates like you want.

You can either use it how you've suggested setting it as a global perch variable, or you can add a custom filter to use in your template files

The error is coming up because the importer can't find any tags in the template. Double check the path for the template and verify that the template is in fact loaded.

I'm more than happy for Drew (or anyone) to use my solution and adapt it as he sees fit.

The main issue is testing the other gateways as Omnipay needed to be bumped up to v3, along with all the Gateway drivers. Whilst probably not too difficult I can imaging it would be extremely time consuming. As I haven't had any experience with using the other gateways, my change didn't take into consideration them.

Just seen it and added the missing files, turned my notifications on so won't miss any more!

As it looks like some people missed my original post, I'll stick it here as well.

I've created an initial release for an update to Perch Shop to let stripe take 3DS2 payments. You can find the repo here. Everything you need should be there, and the README provides an overview of the changes and what you need to do to get it up and running.

I've tested this locally but have yet to use this live, so I'd hold off on production use for now, though I have yet to experience any problems. If I could get any feedback on whether you guys can get it working that would be great. I've got some more tests myself to do and once everything is looking good I'll create a production ready release.

You can also just grab the download here.

If you are using perch_content instead of perch_content_custom in your page files the content will be cached, so you just need to republish the pages. You can do this individually or there is a republish button on the pages page.

This is what I normally use for allowing code in text areas

The template file

Then in your php page/layout

If you want to link to a page use the field type from the Gist, if you want to link to a collection use the related field type. Doesn't matter where you are linking from or what template the field goes into

If you want to link to a collection you can use the perch related field instead

You'll need to use a custom field type to do this. I've made one in the past which I use on most of our sites. Here is a link to a gist of it. You'll need to create a folder in perch/addons/fieldtypes/ and call it page_list. Copy the page_list.class.php file into the new folder and you should be able to use it in your templates now.

There's a few examples on how to use it in the gist as well

Yeah it would go in the listing/event-detail.html file

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There is no easy way to set a conditional in that manner. You could use skip-template => true then check the date of the returned event and then user perch_template() to output the right template, though you'll need to use the perch:content namespace if you approach this way. So you might do something like this.

It would be easier and cleaner to use perch:if tags in the template to then include either layouts or templates to get the desired result, like in my previous examples.

Lastly you could run two queries, using a date filter as well. This works as the template is not shown if no event is found. I wouldn't recommend this though as you are making two calls to the database instead of one.

Your event detail html template should look something like this

Then your detail php page should look something like this

Ah sorry I misread the question, thought it was for single event pages not the archive. You'll probably want to make to perch_events_custom calls, one for future events and one for past events. Then just swap the templates you are using.

If you want to combine it all together in one perch_event_custom call you can use my previous code in the listing/custom-listing-day file like follows. Where the future template shows your current template and your future template will show the results

Something like this should work, where today is a passed in data variable. Using U for the format will convert them to Seconds since the Unix Epoch for a better comparison.