Posts made by nWidart

No as I mentioned before you can't have to do this anymore as it's now handled by vuejs.

Then you must have missed something with vue, because that's indeed the way to do it.

Some pointers:

• There's no need to compile the adminlte theme
• no need to publish the page module

Hello,

Indeed custom fields are not supported anymore in version 3. This is because v3 uses vuejs.

In order to add custom fields, you need to remove the page module from composer, but leaving it in git, so that you can freely customise it.

That's explained in the post. http://forum.asgardcms.com/post/35

Did you check the contents of the theme.json?

No problems with migrations no.

Hello,

please try with php artisan asgard:download:module asgardcms/blog

This was finally fixed in version 3.5.2 https://github.com/AsgardCms/Platform/releases/tag/3.5.2

That could indeed be a good idea. Feel free to send a pull requests that creates a migration with that new index.

For reference:

This was answered here: https://github.com/AsgardCms/Platform/issues/484

See the response here: http://forum.asgardcms.com/topic/3/intergrate-with-aimeos-laravel/6

In short, yes you can.

I would suggest creating a module that handles this, while using the Aimeos package.

That's correct.

Hello,

You can potentially overwrite any configuration using larave's config class.
Example from the CoreServiceProvider:

$this->app->config->set('app.locale', array_keys($availableLocales)[0]);

@bertomunozcabrer
This is normal composer behaviour. After composer has removed your module you can get it back using git, or just by copying the folder before hand and put it back afterwards.

Each item has a weight, which you can set to change the order.

By going into the settings page in the backend.

No need to open 2 posts.

Yes, you can use docker (provided with the cms) or vagrant, or valet, etc.

That's how composer works yes.

Did you run composer dump autoload -o, to optimise the autoloader?