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Hey everyone, I did a lot of refactoring of PrivacyWire this weekend - both for the backend and frontend. The Javascript core of PrivacyWire is nearly completely rewritten in ES6. This results in much better readability and of course extensibility. For examle, as asked by @Torsten Baldes, one can now manually trigger to refresh the element detection of PrivacyWire by simple running the following function afterwards: window.PrivacyWire.refresh(); You'll find a brief overview of the updates here: https://github.com/blaueQuelle/privacywire/blob/es6/CHANGELOG.md#101b-beta Right now this update is in an separate branch at github: https://github.com/blaueQuelle/privacywire/tree/es6 I would be happy if some of you could test this version in your dev environment. If you haven't used any hooks or modifications, it should just run without any changes. I'm looking forward to your feedback! ? Best, Joshua

Yes, I remember that there were some core updates has to be made between PHP 7.2 - 7.4.This must have been somewhere at PW version 3.0.98 ? or 3.0.128 ?, don't remember exactly, but the PW core 2.7 does not have these changes! Why do you not want to upgrade to PW 3? From PW 2.7 to PW 3 is to 97.5 % just switching the wire folder! And another question in this regard: are you sure that your site profile code is PHP 7.4 ready? ?

Welcome @Grigorij Schleifer, This does also look like a good tutorial and he is also working on mac ?

Admin Theme Canvas A minimal admin theme with optimised page editor UI, based on Uikit 3. Currently this is close to stable, but users are advised to be cautious and test thoroughly. This theme is tested in all major Browsers including IE 11, Edge (>85), Chrome (>85), Firefox (>81), Safari (>11). If you find any bugs or have ideas for improvements, feel free to post your feedback. Download from Github Download from Modules Page Features Minimal black and white admin theme Fixed masthead navigation Direct access to page tree navigation inside page dropdown Less distraction for editors (when editing a page, the tabs are displayed as a dropdown menu inside the main navigation) Options to customise the ui Less distraction for editors Direct access to page tree navigation inside dropdown Page tree Options to customise the ui Login (inspired by AdminThemeBoss) Requirements Process Wire 3.0.100 or greater Installation Go to “Modules > Site > Add New“ Paste the Module Class Name “AdminThemeCanvas“ into the field “Add Module From Directory“ Click “Download And Install“ On the overview, click “Download And Install“ again… On the following screen, click “Install Now“ Go to your user profile page and change the theme to Admin Theme Canvas

Thx! Warnings will display with a yellow (#ffe299) and errors wth a light red (#f8ada5) background

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Basically, you are doing something like this: <?php namespace ProcessWire; $someVariable->isLoggedin(); // BUT the value of $someVariable is a string, e.g. "some_string" // IT NEEDS to be an object of type User Hence, you get an error since a string cannot have properties or methods (functions). It would have been better to see your code ( your custom login/register system. ) but even without that, what you need to do is to check if $someVariable is an object of type User before calling isLoggedin() on it.

Looks great! Thanks for releasing this as a public module. Does this theme do away with all colors? How does it handle warnings and error states?

This could be someone who probably develops PHP apps using Laravel and has probably never even used ProcessWire. I'd expect something similar from a developer whose tool of choice is WP ?. So, unless they show you some benchmarks, I wouldn't necessarily believe it. Having said that, I don't know if ProcessWire is faster than Laravel or not. About stability, ProcessWire is very stable and reliable, although I am not sure what definition of stable we are using here. This really depends on your needs. I don't understand what you mean by 'wanting to setup a directory'. Both ProcessWire and Laravel have their strengths depending on the type of application or website you want to build. Laravel is a fine piece of kit just like ProcessWire is, however, the entry levels differ as well as their out-of-the-box experiences. The fact that you went to Fiverr tells me that you want somebody else to build the 'directory' for you? In that case, ask yourself questions such as long term support: which system (community) will serve you better in this case? E.g., if your developer 'vanished', will you still be able to use the system, get the support needed? What about scalability? Are we talking hundreds, thousands, millions of records/pages? There are many other questions but rather than throw the kitchen sink at this, maybe tell us a bit more about your 'directory' ?. Just my 2p.

Super theme ? A simple tips. If you are using - the must have module - BreadcrumbDropdowns from @Robin S, it will work with this theme once you put this config line in the module config : AdminThemeCanvas::renderBreadcrumbs ?