Sebastian Member

Recent posts

• Form Plugin: customize field type checkboxes · 7 years ago

  Hey guys, I'm building a large form right now. I need to modify the checkboxes field type. Which works fine, if I copy the folder and template file to my own theme. But I need to create a new field t

• Any news on Admin Pro / Theme marketplace? · 7 years ago

  Bump… anyone? 🥺 Nothing really happened since I asked for news regarding the Admin Pro plugin or the theme marketplace over 2 years ago. This is becoming a real dealbreaker for me I'm afraid. Is this

• "Fetch failed" and blank pages on shared hosting · 8 years ago

  FYI https://github.com/getgrav/grav-plugin-admin/issues/1499

• Server Error on Local Host · 8 years ago

  Try to increase your php memory_limit and max_execution_time in your php.ini file.

• "Fetch failed" and blank pages on shared hosting · 8 years ago

  Hey guys! I'm running a multi language site with the admin plugin on a shared linux hosting from 1und1 (Germany). I randomly get fetch failed popups when using the admin panel. (tested with PHP 5.6,

• Custom blueprint `type: pagemedia` allowed filetypes · 8 years ago

  Anyone? 🙂

• Custom blueprint `type: pagemedia` allowed filetypes · 8 years ago

  Hey guys, I'm using custom blueprints for my pages in grav admin and noticed that if using type: pagemedia for organizing media files, there is now way to set which files are allowed for uploading, li

• Global twig variable for page.find('/images') · 8 years ago

  @hughbris OK, got it working! My theme.php looks like this now: <?php namespace Grav\Theme; use Grav\Common\Theme; use Grav\Common\Grav; class THEME_NAME extends Theme { public function onTw

• Global twig variable for page.find('/images') · 8 years ago

  Ahh!Almost forgot about the api section, will have a look and hopefully get it to work somehow. thanks!

• Global twig variable for page.find('/images') · 8 years ago

  Setting a global var inside the base template was one of the first things I tried. Unfortunately it does not work. According to this answer it's not possible to do this template-wise, without passing