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Instance refers to an object instance of the "ProcessWire" object, and there can be more than one. When used, it has full access to the instance it connects to, so it's not something that could be done through http. Though if you need to share some data through http then this is very simple to do in PW (especially now with URL/path hooks), but it's something completely different in this case. I'll take your word about the technical semantics. I don't think we intended that broad of a definition for the forum rules, though perhaps they need to be modified to better clarify. I was thinking more of "relating to the government or political party of a country" type political stuff. If someone wants their avatar to communicate they like running, swimming or biking, or that they are against racism, cancer or school shootings, or they want to have a bow to support breast cancer awareness, a puzzle piece to support autism awareness, support diversity, etc., seems fine. Though if they want to open a topic about it, we'd want it in the beer garden or one of the other off-topic boards. I'd also say the difference between positive and negative matters too. Hopefully we veer on the positive side as being a place for inclusion where everyone is welcome and we support and help each other out, at least I think of you all here as my best friends.

An itemClass would accomplish the same as adding your class to itemMarkup. I'm not sure where exactly the problem lies, but you could test if adding your desired class before or after the {class} in itemMarkup solves the issue if it's a simple case of precedence within identically specific selectors.

I've been itching to show this one off for ages.... JoinTheRez.com is the companion website to a science fiction podcast and comic which aims to help pre-teens build emotional resilence and mental well being. The story includes supportive themes and messages based on research by the University of Sussex CRESS Lab led by Professor Robin Banerjee, Professor of Kindness at the University of Sussex (no really). In the comic, which is set in the future, our heroes are able to contact young people in the current day using a mobile phone. We ran with this idea to create a phone interface for the site which enables users to undertake lots of different activities including games (Fart Cow Frisbee!) , puzzles, a podcast player, and even recording audio messages to send to the characters. There's a section for adults which includes lesson plans and teaching resources. We used PW to allow the client to manage various bits of content including messages, a news feed and the podcasts themselves. We created a bespoke module for an online Survey for the site as well building the code to handle distribution of the podcasts including the RSS feed and scheduled release of episodes - although in the end the podcast was picked up by GenZ / PRX in the states so they are handling the audio feed now. Notable modules we used were: ProCache (first time we've used it - works well) ProForms (for a contact form, we ended up building our own module for a more complex survey) Tracey Debugger (of course). It was a lot of work - I did have to spend much too long chosing the best fart noises for some of the games - but it was a lot of fun.

I went to update a site today, but as soon as I hit the backup databsase button, it shot to 98% CPU. I tried it on another PW site and that did it when I hit the Upgrade link. Any bright ideas what might be causing it? PHP version? (I am on 7.4 and made the change relatively recently.) Something with HTACCESS perhaps that was changed with the last update I did? (I think I updated the Pro-cache module not long back) I tried turning on Debug, but since the site gets stuck, it doesn't cough up anything. And hello to everyone! Joss EDIT The solution or workaround is not to hit the backup button, but to just backup with phpmyadmin (which I do anyway). However, why it is getting stuck, I am not sure. This seems to be less about CPU overload and more about timing out. See my later post with the reply from the host who has been brilliant.

Awesome, thanks Robin. That's what I needed.

@ryan - also wondering what you think about supporting multiple operator options in the ProcessPageSearch settings? I am quite liking the *=~*= combination.

Hi @nbcommunication, thanks for your reply. I'll stick with PageimageSrcset than. Never change a running system ? Best, C.

It does not matter whether it is positive or negative in this case. It is clearly politics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics Quote: It may be used positively in the context of a "political solution" which is compromising and non-violent,[".... Anyway, sorry for being off topic. I am not an administrator here, I just wanted to point out that you introduced something which is not inline with the forum rules.

No matter if multi-site or multi-instance you should not only read and think about possibilities here, you actually should really build out at least one test setup for each of both options. Did this last year with the multi-site approach and found things I had to iron out I never thought before. You can do this locally with either MAMP, XAMP or any other LAMP stack and local domains. Keep those local domains close to the real ones. I have to look it up but there was one thing that didn't work well with the real domains later on but with my test domains. Hope I can find those older posts and will paste them here.

Herzzentrum Bonn The Herzzentrum Bonn (Heart Center Bonn) is part of the University Hospital Bonn (UKB) and consists of the cardiology and heart chirurgy clinics. Goals for the website were a clear content structure, friendly and personal communication tailored to the different visitor groups and easier maintenance and content updates. Concept, design and implementation by schwarzdesign. www.herzzentrum-bonn.de You can read more about the challenges, concept and implementation of this project in the case study on our website (German only). Notable modules used ProFields (especially RepeaterMatrix) FormBuilder ProCache UniqueImageVariations WireMailSmtp ProcessCacheControl ProcessRedirects TracyDebugger Development insights One thing to note is the central management of staff members. To represent staff members as well as the hiarchies and different departments, we created a layered template structure: person – Represents a single person and has fields for name, title, position, portrait, contact info etc. hierarchy – Represents a hiarchy level or department in the organisational structure. Has person pages as children. people – This is a singleton template which displays all team members sorted by hierarchy level. Has hierarchy pages as children. The central staff database is also used to display people throughout the site – for example, the experts on angiology on the angiology page. Most of the editorial content is created through a RepeaterMatrix field with different section types. The section type for people contains a simple page reference field, allowing the editor to select the people to display in a given context while still being able to edit their contact info in a central place. Another interesting content type are the track records on the homepage. Those are implemented using CountUp.js and a custom IntersectionObserver script to trigger the animation as soon as the section comes into view. Finally, we built a very flexible grid section which uses CSS grid to display grids with variable contents and row/column spans (see an example here). Screenshots

Looks like this can be resolved by making sure the same modules are installed on both websites. (Just like Ryan mentions in the docs...)