Ole Vik Regular
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@OleVik · Joined 9 years ago · 313 posts · 2 topics · 106 reputation
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[Beginner] Starting with Grav
· 7 years ago
If you share the URL to a public pen on CodePen where you are implementing this, we can more easily help you.
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[Beginner] Starting with Grav
· 7 years ago
Is it though? A quick example from CodePen: https://codepen.io/NeatDesigns/pen/JyGGoL/. Just some basic HTML and CSS for a menu that you hover to get submenus, with translucent backgrounds. Like your
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Reading content from an "unrelated" Github repository
· 7 years ago
A few thoughts on replies: A decent standard for each project would be handy, something that determines how each part of the book fits together. I've looked at a few, but definitely YAML is preferabl
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Access POST variable inside plugin
· 7 years ago
I usually just use $_POST in PHP and pass to Twig as needed. Is that not sufficient for your implementation?
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Reading content from an "unrelated" Github repository
· 7 years ago
I am working - time permitting the distribution of focus between projects - on something similar, at least publishing books is a subset of it. Achieving this is "merely" a matter of coupling together
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Are shoppingcart and shoppingcart-paypal plugins maintained or not?
· 8 years ago
Flavio is no longer, to my knowledge, an active developer with Grav. Ricardo is developing a new Stripe-plugin if that helps.
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Make SOPs and Digitize them
· 8 years ago
Could you expand on what SOPs are?
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Backup Scheduler and Cron on Windows Server 2012
· 8 years ago
A list of applicable commands should be available when the docs for Grav's Scheduler are written, until then all the normal CLI ones are applicable.
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Backup Scheduler and Cron on Windows Server 2012
· 8 years ago
May be an incorrect addition in Grav source, where it's meant to say grav.INFO, or Windows just reports back odd results from the Zip-extension to PHP. The timestamp should derive from your server-set
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Backup Scheduler and Cron on Windows Server 2012
· 8 years ago
Yes, scheduling the task at a timed interval will be equivalent to cronjobs. However, running the Grav Scheduler through the Windows Task Manager is superfluous and incorrect, as the former does not s