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

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  • The connection to the GPM cannot be established · 9 years ago

    Open issues: https://github.com/getgrav/grav-plugin-admin/issues/976

  • The connection to the GPM cannot be established · 9 years ago

    Faced very unpleasant problem. Just installed Grav, for a new project. When i create a new blank theme via SSH, here's what I saw when I went in the admin panel: 5 Lost all the plugins, the theme of a

  • Access page routes from cli · 9 years ago

    To give a bit of context, my idea is to create a pre-cache plugin. I would like to cache the entire application before each deployment, so I would do something like: bin/grav clear-cache and then bin/

  • Access page routes from cli · 9 years ago

    Ok thanks @flavio, I'll try today!

  • Access page routes from cli · 9 years ago

    Grav follows an initialization process. Just calling instance() is not going to call the process() method, which is the one that triggers all the processors in https://github.com/getgrav/grav/tree/dev

  • Access page routes from cli · 9 years ago

    Hi! I'm using a plugin trough the client command. I'm trying to get all the routes using this bunch of code: $grav = Grav::instance(); $pages = $grav['pages']; $routes = $pages->routes(); But the r

  • Cache variable spelling · 9 years ago

    Thanks for making this clear. I think I read cache_enabled somewhere on Github or here in the forum and I already thought this might be an typing error as it is cache_enablein the official documentati

  • Cache variable spelling · 9 years ago

    cache_enabled is just an Admin plugin configuration option, used to allow caching in the admin to be controlled independently from the front-end. Where did you read about it? The docs should not have

  • Cache variable spelling · 9 years ago

    Just a quick one - I often read different versions of how the cache enabling/disabling variable is spelled. Sometimes I read: cache_enable: false and sometimes it says cache_enabled: false. Which one

  • Basic ordering doesn't work · 9 years ago

    Ooops. Mucked up my yaml. Fixed now. Apologies for time-wasting!