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@mathmax · Joined 8 years ago · 41 posts · 14 topics · 4 reputation

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  • Alternatives to '@slugify-title' · 8 years ago

    @pamtbaau Your solution worked. Thank you! I was hopping to override AdminController::taskContinue() but that doesn't seem possible.. so I will go with events.

  • Alternatives to '@slugify-title' · 8 years ago

    Thank you! That looks like a good solution. I will test it after I get back home. I was wondering if Grav has a rewrite mechanism like some other CMS have. For example, in Magento it is possible rewri

  • Alternatives to '@slugify-title' · 8 years ago

    I checked again and confirmed that the hyphens are removed in the folder name. By adding some debug output I can see that they are being removed by this line of the slug function: $str = transliterato

  • Alternatives to '@slugify-title' · 8 years ago

    Thank you for your reply. Actually I was first trying to input ‘YYYY-MM-DD’ but the hyphens got deleted in the folder name. I use Grav 1.5.1. Anyway, I now need to input the title with '/' instead of

  • Alternatives to '@slugify-title' · 8 years ago

    Hello I created a blueprint to ease adding news on my website. Basically only the title is required on creation, and it is always a date (with format YYYY/MM/DD). I would like the folder of the page t

  • Rewrite system class · 8 years ago

    Hello Does Grav make it possible to rewrite a class of the system folder? By "rewrite", I mean inherit the class and replace it so that Grav will always instantiate the new class instead of the origin

  • Reuse blocks of content on different pages · 8 years ago

    Yes, exactly. I agree that components are kind of "in between" theme and pages. Pages should be stable when switching from one theme to another, whereas components (or blocks) may change. I also think

  • Reuse blocks of content on different pages · 8 years ago

    @Utis: It's a good idea to use a blueprint to allow adding/removing items from the admin panel. I haven't yet played with blueprints either, and I am not really sure what would be the advantages to st

  • Reuse blocks of content on different pages · 8 years ago

    @Utis: Except maybe the "active" option in the hierarchy posted on my first post, the menus, titles and urls are all content, not configuration. So I am not sure how blueprints would be useful here..

  • Reuse blocks of content on different pages · 8 years ago

    Thank you for your reply. Your theme is a good example. It is reassuring to see that someone found a similar solution to what I did.. I also thought about gathering components inside a single folder,