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@Muut · Joined 9 years ago · 18337 posts · 3878 topics · 137 reputation

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  • On Page Save · 10 years ago

    There exists an onAdminSave event (see here https://github.com/getgrav/grav-plugin-admin/blob/8cd0279b018e40d1e3092fcc6821e8655e0c29f7/classes/controller.php#L1612). However, this is admin specific. C

  • On Page Save · 10 years ago

    I'm trying to write a plugin that posts to twitter when a new blog post is created. This is my thinking: Listen for a save event Check if data exists in the storage Check taxonomy Evaluate and act

  • Setup newsletter plugin · 10 years ago

    Hi, thanks for the answers! :) Yep, I also thought using something like Mailchimp would be better for now. But thanks Sommerregen for the great explanation, helped me to better understand grav! :)

  • Setup newsletter plugin · 10 years ago

    I second Sommerregen, would be nice to have such plugin well documented and in the GPM. Currently I would just use (and I do use myself) some JS from a service that provides newsletters and a js-base

  • Setup newsletter plugin · 10 years ago

    Hi, in principle after you activated the Newsletter plugin, you need to set up a page like https://learn.getgrav.org/forms/forms/example-form . The frontmatter in our case looks like ---yaml title: Ne

  • Setup newsletter plugin · 10 years ago

    Hi, I found this newsletter plugin https://github.com/mcspronko/grav-plugin-newsletter But I am new to grav and not quite sure how to set it up. Got it running in the admin panel but I have no idea ho

  • Admin plugin on remote host: no access to css-files · 10 years ago

    that was my first attempt but that does not change the relative paths (exactly, the "theme_url" variable in twig) in the source code. you saw it yourself. the admin interface had been routed to mydoma

  • Admin plugin on remote host: no access to css-files · 10 years ago

    Glad you got it sorted! You can also change the admin directory to be something else. Just change the value in the admin plugin properties.

  • Admin plugin on remote host: no access to css-files · 10 years ago

    Just wanted to inform you that the problem is solved. the web hosting company has implemented an apache directive, where all files/folders on their client ftp directories containing admin within their

  • Admin plugin on remote host: no access to css-files · 10 years ago

    Nevermind my previous answer, that's not it, admin page request different assets than frontend. The path is correct.