Featured Modules, Page 4

Adds method to several wire classes to output as JSON

A highly configurable and flexible ACE editor input field for ProcessWire

Logs all requests resulting in http error 404

ProcessWire Wrapper for jQuery File Upload Plugin.

Simple Media Library module for ProcessWire

ProcessWire Migrations module

Easily include Photoswipe by Dmitry Semenov

File Manager for ProcessWire is a module to manager files and folders from the CMS backend.

Event Loader module module allow you to load events from event files

Automatically generates AVIF files when image variations are created.

Migrate external data (SQL, CSV, JSON, XML) into ProcessWire

Allows you to put your site into maintenance mode so that users who are not logged in are taken to the login screen and a message is displayed accordingly.

Finnish (fi-FI) language pack for ProcessWire admin.

Let editors use WYSIWYG images, but change the image size/behaviour.

The Textareas Fieldtype and Inputfield lets you combine multiple named text fields into a single field.

This Fieldtype and Inputfield combination lets you take almost any existing single-value Fieldtype, and use it to a multi-value Fieldtype.

Adds a fieldtype and Inputfield for MySQL TIME fields.

Stops users with certain roles from accessing the page tree.

Restrict access to Page Edit tabs via permissions

Module for ProcessWire 2.5.11+

Overwrites function setupPageName() in class Pages (core), which is typically called in case of autogeneration of pages. Provides more options for 'Name Format Children' in parent template…

Renders cookie consent information for EU-Cookie-Law

Makes discovery of a module's changes, prior to upgrade, a trivial task. Makes support documentation accessible from the admin interface.

This site profile for ProcessWire offers a simple and responsive blog which doesn't require any module. It works exclusively based on some template files.

A Fieldtype for dynamic options that are generated at runtime via a hook.

Adds up to three custom dropdowns to the main admin menu.

The module provides a list of PageTable based content elements. It enables the backend user to easily create, publish, move, delete, copy and paste content elements.

Converts text emails and regular mailto links into encrypted mailto links.

This core module enables you to cache any individual pieces of generated markup.

Demonstrates everything you would need to create a Process module, and more.

Fieldtype that concatenates the values from one or more other fields at runtime. The resulting value can also contain additional formatting and/or words as needed.

Allow users to subscribe and unsubscribe to a newsletter.

Google reCAPTCHA for ProcessWire

Performs two-factor authentication by sending user an email with a code. Also works with email-to-SMS. Requires ProcessWire 3.0.109+.

Modifies PageListSelectMultiple to allow you to select multiple pages without the tree closing.

Full Snipcart shopping cart integration for ProcessWire. With SnipWire, you can quickly turn any ProcessWire site into a Snipcart online shop.

A module wrapper for Wikimedia’s Less parser that compiles .less files to .css. Also used by the ProcessWire core for AdminThemeUikit customization.

Adds an option to "select" columns in a ProFields Table field so that each option can only be selected once per table.

This site profile for ProcessWire offers a simple, multilingual and responsive blog which does not require any module. It works exclusively with some template files.

Lists images and files from across the site in a sortable and filterable table.

Sync purchases from StripePaymentLinks to Mailchimp

This core module provides hooks that are automatically executed at various intervals. This module is already included with the ProcessWire core, but not installed by default.

Module that lets the user choose what happens after a saving a page, template or field.

This is the same as the ProcessWire Text field (FieldtypeText), but enforces that values stored are unique, site-wide.

An inline, front end editor that uses CKEditor and the HTML5 contenteditable attribute.