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Norbert Member

@q3d · Joined 5 years ago · 77 posts · 19 topics · 30 reputation

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  • Added a new date format · 2 years ago

    I managed to solve it. I copied the file: system/blueprints/config/system.yaml to user/blueprints/config/system.yaml. I removed everything from the file that seemed unnecessary to me and left: '

  • Added a new date format · 2 years ago

    There is hope for humanity. Chat gpt can't help with that either ;) Following your advice, I tried the simple versions from the documentation. I created two files: user/bluprints/config/system.yaml, u

  • Added a new date format · 2 years ago

    Because the administration panel overwrites my date format in the site.yaml file according to the instructions from this thread: /forum/general/date-format-for-short-and-long-ignored-t9030 I added the

  • Strange files in the cache/complied/blueprints directory · 2 years ago

    Thank you for the information. Now that I understand how files corresponding to subdomains are created with such a configured domain and server, how is it possible to gain access using a domain that p

  • Strange files in the cache/complied/blueprints directory · 2 years ago

    Platform: default installation Ubuntu server / Apache 2 Version: CMS Grav 1.7 Theme: Custom After cleaning, these files are still created in cache/compiled/blueprints, cache/compiled/config, cache/co

  • Strange files in the cache/complied/blueprints directory · 2 years ago

    In directories: cache/complied/blueprints cache/complied/config cache/complied/languages I noticed the creation of strange files with names such as: master-www.myetherwakket.com.pl, master-lifini

  • Access to collection elements using a numerical index · 3 years ago

    {% set collection1 = page.collection.toExtendedArray %} result: array:2 [ "header" = array:2 [ "title" = "Lorem ipsum (title)" "simplesearch" = array:1 [ "process" = false ] ]

  • Access to collection elements using a numerical index · 3 years ago

    {{debug(collection1.toArray)}} result: array:23 [ "/home/norbert/www/czystepowietrze/user/pages/07.inne-programy/03.cieple-mieszkanie/14.pytania-i-odpowiedzi/01.beneficjent-koncowy/01.1-nabor/1" =&

  • Access to collection elements using a numerical index · 3 years ago

    0 debugGrav\Common\Page\Collection {#2500 #pages: Grav\Common\Page\Pages {#170 -directory: null #... 1 debugGrav\Common\Page\Collection {#2500 #pages: Grav\Common\Page\Pages {#170 -directory: null #..

  • Access to collection elements using a numerical index · 3 years ago

    {% for i in 0..max_length-1 %} {{debug(collection1[i])}} {% endfor %} I get null in the console. However, the collection1 exists and contains many elements.