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  • Macro or plugin for in-house use · 11 years ago

    Thanks man, that's pretty much exactly the info I was looking for.

  • Macro or plugin for in-house use · 11 years ago

    Plugins are pretty simple affairs, and are not really anything that is a huge effort to create. You can even put plugin events into your theme class to save you even more time. That said, If the logi

  • Macro or plugin for in-house use · 11 years ago

    Right now I don't really have the time (or so I assume) to push out a plugin, and a simple macro seems the way to go, but is there a performance hit or something else I'm missing? I'll be calling two

  • Cannot get data out of grav.user · 11 years ago

    Yes, that is correct. Thanks for the help. If anyone else runs into this, the first thing ot note is that Grav pipes the dump command to the debug bar, so you'll have to enable it, as noted here: h

  • Cannot get data out of grav.user · 11 years ago

    I'm assuming i'm already talking to you on our Gitter.im chat. Let me know if that is not the case :)

  • Cannot get data out of grav.user · 11 years ago

    I have been looking for documentation on variables that I can use in twig for my template, and there doesn't seem to be much available. I figured, based on how the login plugin displays welcome {{ gr

  • How to avoid 'Crikey!' error messages showing config details · 11 years ago

    @DarryllD, thanks for the details, but I'm sure I forget to reactivate as soon as I update Grav :-) @rhukster, thanks, that's easy. Updated system.yaml in user/config now.

  • How to avoid 'Crikey!' error messages showing config details · 11 years ago

    If you are talking about simply turning off the detailed errors, the simplest solution is to turn off the errors display in system.yaml: errors: display: false This will show a much less detailed

  • How to avoid 'Crikey!' error messages showing config details · 11 years ago

    You can edit the error core file as well and delete what you don't want to show. This will put the ownership of the change on you and will be overwritten during upgrades. The file (or files) should be

  • How to avoid 'Crikey!' error messages showing config details · 11 years ago

    Hi all, from time to time it appears that my site does not work due to some files I've edited wrong. Then Grav shows the 'Crikey' error page with all my site details :-( I'd like to avoid that. I've r