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Bug regarding displaying uploaded image via The File Field Blueprint
· 10 years ago
I also had some trouble. Fortunately I fugured it out. See my post!
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Bug regarding displaying uploaded image via The File Field Blueprint
· 10 years ago
It does work, to all having same issue please remember that file upload field generates an array of items.
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Bug regarding displaying uploaded image via The File Field Blueprint
· 10 years ago
Hi! I cannot display image uploaded using The File Field created in my blueprint files. Text, Textarea, Editor fields work very well, while File field uploads the file correctly but does not display t
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A little complex collection?
· 10 years ago
By the way, i'd like to use the pagination plugin ... otherwise i would loop through the results and get rid of the unwanted children that are not taxonomy.category = [blog, featured]
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A little complex collection?
· 10 years ago
Hi all, i like to get a collection that shows all subpages of specific taxonomy (or page type) XYZ. content: items: - '@self.children' - '@taxonomy': category: [blog, featured] =>
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Ajax call gets 403 Forbidden
· 10 years ago
@rhukster call it with .json extension I have a php file that returns data from database in .json format. How would my ajax call look like? -------------- request = $.ajax({ url: "/data.php", type: "p
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Ajax call gets 403 Forbidden
· 10 years ago
Typically you shoudln't be calling .php even via ajax.. call it with .json extension in the url and convert data to json with the |json_encode filter.
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Ajax call gets 403 Forbidden
· 10 years ago
I found the solution to half my problem by looking in the .htaccess file and commenting out the file RewriteRule ^(user)/(.*)\.(txt|md|yaml|php|pl|py|cgi|twig|sh|bat)$ error [F] But I would like to ke
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Ajax call gets 403 Forbidden
· 10 years ago
I'm doing an ajax call to a small file located in the plugins folder. But when doing so I get the error [HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden] When I place the file in the root folder instead, it works. Is there a
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No redirect after installation
· 10 years ago
Heya :D thank you for this! It actually was the DNS propagation that took longer than expected, but thanks a lot anyways, I know now where to change it in case if it was ever necessary :)