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@Muut · Joined 9 years ago · 18337 posts · 3878 topics · 137 reputation
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Hosting site online help!
· 10 years ago
http://www.thecabinetshop.co.uk That is my site. If you're seeing the same as me, it's completely blank. Also i'm transferring the contents of the site folder in 'htdocs', to the 'www' folder after co
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Hosting site online help!
· 10 years ago
There are a couple of ways to transferring all files that together make a Grav website to a remote server, in your case at EasySpace. Which method depends on technical possibilities (e.g. SSH access)
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Hosting site online help!
· 10 years ago
Hi, i'm having issues and i'm pretty new to all this, so i don't know how to go about this. I'm trying to get my locally hosted site, online. I've tried uploading the site contents to where i'm hostin
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MIME type error
· 10 years ago
Yeah I did a little research and stumbled over the x-pdf type as well. Will try it with this and test it again. Thanks :)
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MIME type error
· 10 years ago
Just guessing, maybe the MIME type of the file they are uploading is application/x-pdf?
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MIME type error
· 10 years ago
Hi all, I am having a bit of a problem. I use a form to let the user upload PDF files. However sometimes I get error messages from clients that the MIME type is not support allthough its a valid PDF.
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Matching form value in sent email
· 10 years ago
Thanks for your help! It might indeed be a solution, but I finally found, after hours of research how to achieve it. Leaving the code here in case it might help: {% for field in form.fields %}
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Matching form value in sent email
· 10 years ago
This is an standard HTML Form behavior. Grav renders your example to: <select name="test"> <option value="foo1">bar1</option> <option value="foo2">bar2</option> <optio
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Matching form value in sent email
· 10 years ago
Hi, I have a quick question regarding twig and forms: Let's say my yaml is as below for a frontend form: name: test type: radio options: foo1: bar1
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Add fields to admin content page
· 10 years ago
Yes, that's a bit confusing indeed!