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  • Plugin that returns JSON response? · 10 years ago

    I managed to get the JSON to show up in the page. I was still getting a 404 HTTP status when I navigated to the plugin's route but it was fixed by creating an empty page on the same route. Here's the

  • Plugin that returns JSON response? · 10 years ago

    PS: I keep seeing my Apache error log flooded with messages like this: PHP Notice: Undefined index: HTTP_ACCEPT in /var/www/gravtest/system/src/Grav/Common/Errors/Errors.php on line 17 Not sure if re

  • Plugin that returns JSON response? · 10 years ago

    I'm trying to write a plugin that when called on /something returns a JSON, something like {"payload": {...}}. At the moment I have create a plugin that calls onPageInitialized. The dump shows the co

  • Is it possible to extend the admin plugins editor page? · 10 years ago

    Really there is no API as such the admin plugin is using. It is not really simple to edit existing pages of the admin without overriding the whole admin plugin and modifying pages and class methods e

  • Is it possible to extend the admin plugins editor page? · 10 years ago

    Hello Grav Team, just out of curiosity, would the following be possible with the current api? Extend the admin plugins editor page by either an additional Tab (right next to Content, Options, Advanc

  • Cache policy · 10 years ago

    Currently no, please create an issue on the Admin tracker if you feel there is a need for this: https://github.com/getgrav/grav-plugin-admin/issues

  • Cache policy · 10 years ago

    Ok thanks for your response. So there is not way to have frontoffice pages using cache while admin pages do not have ?

  • Cache policy · 10 years ago

    It could be the last_modified and etag which you have turned on. Both of these tell the browser to not even look for changes. Set those both back to false.

  • Cache policy · 10 years ago

    Here is my system.yaml Cache has been turned off for the moment. https://gist.github.com/pascalbeynel/e5f939bda088203f85764e349cadf885

  • Cache policy · 10 years ago

    The other option is you have some webserver level cache configurations that is causing your browser to not even request new versions for 7 days.