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This week we've got some really nice upgrades to three core modules: SessionHandlerDB, ProcessForgotPassword and FieldtypeComments. This post covers all the details: https://processwire.com/blog/posts/pw-3.0.103/

Great, that will be really useful on sites with premium (paid) memberships where you want to prevent multiple users being sneaky and sharing a single account. Thanks @kixe and Ryan. I've avoided SessionHandlerDB apart from when I really need it because I've heard of strange issues that have eventually been traced back to this module. Unfortunately I can't remember what those issues were. For regular users of SessionHandlerDB: are there any issues or incompatibilities with other modules to be aware of? Nice! I only wish the announcement had come a couple of weeks earlier. ? I spent some time recently modifying ProcessForgotPassword for just this purpose. Excellent, I have closed an old request relating to this.

Hi Robin, the only thing I remember was this: But this was fixed sometime after that thread. Today using the SessionHandlerDB is without this issues.

Great all the tools you have given me. I'm going to put them on the web to always have all my data safe. Very thanks

In addition to this, I can also recommend @flydev's Duplicator module: https://modules.processwire.com/modules/duplicator/ it is not just for cloning a site but for creating full backups (files + database). For example, before performing actions to the site you are not really comfortable with or you just want to make sure you have a current backup then Duplicator can be very useful.

Here's some news about Google going to change it's green padlock indicator for https connections. Around the month September Google is going to change it's https secure indicator. Instead of a green padlock for a secure https, in september it will phase out to a grey padlock and in october to no padlock at all. From then on Google will show a warning in red color: "Not secure" when entering data on a none https page. You can read more about it on google's Blog: https://blog.chromium.org/2018/05/evolving-chromes-security-indicators.html ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- keep coding and Happy week-end, ?

I think of the API reference as the official docs rather than the cheatsheet. The cheatsheet hasn't had a comprehensive update for a long time and there are loads of things in the API reference that aren't in the cheatsheet. The loadOptions / joinFields options are covered in the API reference: https://processwire.com/api/ref/pages/find/ loadOptions (array): Optional associative array of options to pass to getById() load options. https://processwire.com/api/ref/pages/get-by-id/ joinFields (array): Autojoin the field names specified in this array, regardless of field settings (requires autojoin=true). (default=empty)

moderator note I've moved this thread to module dev since it is no longer a support thread. I might lock it in the future if there is a need.

Hi and welcome to the forum. The H2 come from the code of the module on line 518 (link). As it look like there is no option to define your own markup (maybe yes, I am taking my first coffee..), you must change it by translating the file. To do so, first install the core's module LanguageSupport, then translate the module's file : Once saved, you should be able to see the change on your page. Did you mean you already added an image field to the system template user ? if yes, then you need to add the permission profil-edit to the user so he can modify his profile. If its not the case, let us know. If you encounter difficulties, just ask on the forum. Enjoy

@SiNNuT: thanks, yes it's Ubuntu. I will try that fix first with: ini_set("session.gc_probability", 1); ini_set("session.gc_divisor", 100); And if this doesn't do it, I will delegate it to a cron-job.