Posts by ellimondo

What about using `perch_content_create` in the header of your template page in the order you want them to appear in the admin page. And then control whether they are required on particular pages using page attributes. Could that work?

I wonder if your local PHP version is too new for your old Perch install. Perhaps you can downgrade PHP to 5.4 or similar while you update the site then switch to 7 once you are up to at least 2.8.34

Convert them to blocks?

Hi Byron Fitzgerald Thanks so much for this. Did you see my issue post on the Github page?

Try <perch:blog id="postID">

Adding <perch:showall> to the bottom of a template will show you what's available.

Hi. You need to update Perch to at least 2.8.34. Your web host has probably upgraded your web server to PHP 7.

Sorry my bad – in my hastily typed example the option should be 'page' not 'path'

The debug output looks like it's looking for /opportunities/job.php [line 13] - are you sure you've got the page path right in your code? I thought it's…/index.php

What do you get when you take out the 2 sort-related lines?

Have you got debug turned on? Are there any errors showing?

Hi

You don't need to create a new region here as it's already created on the index page. You just need to tell Perch where to get the details from:

Sure. You can add as many as you like.

Start by editing the post.html template. Copy the template folder over from the /perch/apps/perch_blog/templates/blog folder into the /perch/templates/blog folder and make your edits there.

A template filter will work well on calculating time to read. There's a free one over here you could try: https://github.com/clivewalker/perchology-links

Hi Tony

You need a space after width="1800" – that might be ballsing up the delete function. But sticky repeaters are definitely an issue I've seen before.

If you're running your site on PHP 7+ then you need to update to at least 2.8.34. You are on 2.8.31. --> https://grabaperch.com/blog/ar…-perch-installs-and-php-7

Hi

It could be that your Perch install is out of date. You're running Perch 2.8.18. If your host has upgraded your hosting to PHP 7 then you need to update to at least 2.8.34 --> https://grabaperch.com/blog/ar…-perch-installs-and-php-7

Not out of the box, no. It's just a simple list of members with name, email, status and date they joined.

Hi Simon

If I understand your question correctly then you can disable the submit button by using the data-callback  data-expired-callback attributes in the API.

https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/display

If I recall I got the answer from a post like this one on Stackoverflow -->

https://stackoverflow.com/ques…av2-enable-disable-submit

Hi

1. Duplicated content just uses the settings from the first incarnation of the content's id. Not sure about hidden but I guess it can't help to turn indexing off. Be careful how much you add the no-index as you might end up having to re-index at a later date. Removing it doesn't magically re-add the indexes and it can be a pain sorting this out, especially with a live and busy site.

2. I think the performance gains you are talking about are not worth worrying about.

3. I generally set PERCH_UNDO_BUFFER dev to 0 and staging and live to 3. It works fine. Who needs 10?!

4. Don't wait up for v4

Akismet will be bloody cheap compared to the hours you'll spend find alternative ways of combatting the inevitable onslaught of spam. The client's going to have to pay you something at the end of the day!

You can try @ryan's excellent add-on that uses Google's Recaptcha API. I've had good success with this, better than Akismet on some sites. I've found Recaptcha V2 is better suited to small brochure-ware sites with a single form, as V3 ideally needs installing to every single page on your site. Which is a bit icky IMHO.

Search results depend upon what you are displaying in the search results template - normally located in /perch/templates/search/search-result.html. You can, of course, customise this template to show whatever you like as long as it's in the search results.

Add <perch:showall> to bottom of the template to see what's available to you.

If you get zero or unexpected results then it's because Perch's search algorithm is tailored for larger data sets. You can use an external search engine like elasticsearch to expand your options.

Just check to see if the image id exists: