and I get this error

Block estateGallery does not exists or the mandatory property 'title' was not found on this block. If you are still using blocks on the twill.php file, please check if the block is present and properly configured.

Hi @Mouse83 i just responded to you on YouTube, I'd recommend checking the repeater docs instead of following the video

thanks 🙂 frustration got me good 🙂

if you have the repeater defined in config (which isnt needed anymore because of a new block annotation feature that wasnt there at the time of the video), it should not throw that error though

basically, add

@twillBlockTitle('Estate Gallery')

at the top of your estateGallery file and that error should go away

Hello, If I disable the activity/dashboard, is it possible to redirect it to other route?

Hey, yes, see https://github.com/area17/twill/blob/06556bf7e2e13d5dc5343ea4e35287f707cdcbfc/config/twill.php#L165

Thanks @ifox ! How about uploading the images/files directly to the live server? Is that possible also? I'm planning to upload the files directly to live server and not on my localhost.

From your local instance?

MEDIA_LIBRARY_ENDPOINT_TYPE = current.com ??

that's what things like S3 are for, Twill will not be able to upload to a remote server from your local application

Oh alright. Copyyyy!

can you explain why you would need something like that?

Because when I save the file from local instance. The current url from local instance will be saved. Ex: local.com

So when I upload the database from my local instance, the path was local.com

hmm no it doesn't save anything like that

and the issue is the images are missing

where do you see a local.com url in your database after uploading an image?

don't spend too much time searching for it, there's none. References are relative in the db and don't include anything else than the image filename and UUID of the folder it was uploaded to. So if you upload your storage folder to the same location on your remote and import your local database, your images would work. You probably have a different issue. Check if images are responding with a 404 or 500, look at the url, etc...

Dang it. Yeahh saw it already. I thought the current url will be saved on the database. I think I look for the wrong site a while ago. ✌🏻

Many many thanks @ifox !

I’m loving Twill rn. I saved more time than creating manual cms for my clients.

Hi, i need to print in model table a shortcode.

protected $indexColumns = [
        'title' => [
            'field' => 'title',
            'title' => 'Title',
            'sort' => true,
        ],
        'shortcode' => [
            'field' => 'shortcode',
            'title' => 'Shortcode',
            'sort' => false,
        ],
    ];

This shortcode is not stored in db, in edit is valorized like this

public function getFormFields($object)
    {
        $fields = parent::getFormFields($object);
        $fields['shortcode'] = '[contact id="'.$object->id.'"]';

        return $fields;
    }

is There Any Way to do this? Thank u

Hi

hello, i have i block with image and when i dont put an image on it returns 'Attempt to read property "width" on null ', can you help me to avoid this ?

@mateoD

if ($block->hasImage('your_image_role'))

Hlello, So I made the fields required but still submitting even if it is empty.

hey @ckmirafss, that is for now the behaviour indeed, it is just a visual indicator. You need to add validation rules on the back-end to double-check this. If it is on a block check: https://twill.io/docs/block-editor/validating-blocks.html If it is a model check: https://twill.io/docs/crud-modules/form-requests.html#form-requests

Oh alright. Copy!

Thanks!