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Something that would be worth a try... Use a saveReady hook to put all the tags as space-separated values into a (hidden) textarea field. Then use the **= operator with the tags string of the current project. From the docs:

ProcessWire 3.0.198 contains a mixture of new features and issue resolutions. Below are details on a few of the new features: Support was added for runtime page cache groups. This enables pages to be cached as a group—and just as importantly—uncached as a group. While it can be used by anybody, it was added primarily to add efficiency to $pages->findMany(), so that it can cache supporting pages (like parents and page references). Previously, it would have to load a fresh copy of each supporting page used by findMany() results (for every returned page) since findMany() used no in-memory caching. If it did cache in memory, then you could potentially run out of memory on large result sets, so that strategy was avoided. Consider the case of iterating over all pages returned by findMany() and outputting their URLs... that triggers load of all parent pages for each page in the result set. And without a memory cache, it meant it would have to do it for each page in the results. Following this week's updates, now it can cache these supporting pages for each chunk of 250 pages, offering potentially significant performance improvement in many cases, without creating excess memory usage or memory leaks. When the chunk of 250 result pages is released from memory (to make room for the next chunk), all the supporting pages (parents, page references, etc.) are also released from memory, but not before. Now findMany() can offer both memory efficiency and great performance. For as long as I can remember, ProcessWire has had an apparently undocumented feature for dependent select fields that enables you to have two page reference fields using selects (single, multiple or AsmSelect) where the selected value in one select changes the selectable options in the other select (Ajax powered). Think of "categories" and "subcategories" selects, for example, where your selection for "categories" changes what options are selectable in "subcategories". Part of the reason it's undocumented is that it is one of those features that is a little bit fragile, and didn't work in some instances, such as within Repeater items. That changed this week, as the feature has been updated so that it can also work in Repeater items too. The $pages->findRaw() method was updated with a new "nulls" option (per Adrian's request in #1553). If you enable this new "nulls" option, it will add placeholders in the return value with null values for any fields you requested that were not present on each matching page. This reflects how PW's database works, in that if a field has no value, PW removes it from the database entirely. Without the nulls option (the existing behavior), it retains the more compact return values, which omit non present values completely. For example, consider the following: $items = $pages->findRaw("template=user, fields=email|first_name|last_name"); If a row in the result set had no "first_name" or "last_name" populated, then it would not appear in the that row of the return value at all... [ "email": "ryan@processwire.com" ] By specifying the "nulls" option, it will still include placeholders for field values not present in the database, and these will have a value of null: $items = $pages->findRaw("template=user, nulls=1, fields=email|first_name|last_name"); [ "email": "ryan@processwire.com", "first_name": null, "last_name": null ] By the way, if you don't specify which fields you want to get (which is the same as saying "get all") then adding the nulls option makes it provide placeholders for all fields used by the page's template. As you might expect, without the nulls option, it includes only populated fields. Also included in 3.0.198 are 7 issue fixes, most of which are visible in the dev branch commits log. That's all for this week. Thanks for reading this update and have a great weekend!

Not sure, but probably getFresh method is applicable in such a case. https://processwire.com/api/ref/pages/get-fresh/

You can adapt the following Hanna Code example to a function for output anywhere... without dependencies ---------------- Jumplinks Hanna Code This Hanna code is meant to be used in your body copy. It collects all the headline tags in the text and turns them into anchor jump links while outputting a linked table of contents. It will put the table of contents wherever you type the Hanna code. $for = str_replace(',', ' ', $for); $for = explode(' ', $for); foreach($for as $k => $v) $for[$k] = trim($v); $for = implode('|', $for); $anchors = array(); $value = $hanna->value; if(preg_match_all('{<(' . $for . ')[^>]*>(.+?)</\1>}i', $value, $matches)) { foreach($matches[1] as $key => $tag) { $text = $matches[2][$key]; $anchor = $sanitizer->pageName($text, true); $anchors[$anchor] = $text; $full = $matches[0][$key]; $value = str_replace($full, "<a name='$anchor' href='#'></a>$full", $value); } $hanna->value = $value; } if(isset($topic)) { $topic = $topic; } else { $topic = 'Page'; } if(count($anchors)) { echo "<div class='toc'>"; echo "<p>On this $topic:</p>"; echo "<ol class='article-toc'>"; foreach($anchors as $anchor => $text) { echo "<li><a href='$page->url#$anchor'>$text</a></li>"; } echo "</ol>"; echo "</div>"; } else { echo ''; } Usage Examples: [[jumplinks]] Locates all h2 and h3 headlines, turns them into anchors, and generates a table of contents. This is the default behavior with no attributes. [[jumplinks for=h2]] Here we specify a 'for' attribute. It produces the same behavior as above except only anchors h2 headlines. [[jumplinks for="h2 h4"]] Same as above except only anchors h2 and h4 headlines. ---------------- $for is the heading tags that you want to link in the TOC $hanna->value is the string with the html content you want to process and update This script modify the original HTML content to include the new anchors, and create the markup for the TOC. Instead of direct echo the markup, you need to return the output... maybe something like the following code (you need to check if I'm using the PHP best practices because I'm not a coder) function toc( $heading, $content ) { $heading = str_replace( ',', ' ', $heading ); $heading = explode( ' ', $heading ); foreach ( $heading as $k => $v )$heading[ $k ] = trim( $v ); $heading = implode( '|', $heading ); $anchors = array(); if ( preg_match_all( '{<(' . $heading . ')[^>]*>(.+?)</\1>}i', $content, $matches ) ) { foreach ( $matches[ 1 ] as $key => $tag ) { $text = $matches[ 2 ][ $key ]; $anchor = $sanitizer->pageName( $text, true ); $anchors[ $anchor ] = $text; $full = $matches[ 0 ][ $key ]; $content = str_replace( $full, "<a name='$anchor' href='#'></a>$full", $content ); } } if ( count( $anchors ) ) { $toc = "<ul class='article-toc'>"; foreach ( $anchors as $anchor => $text ) { $toc .= "<li><a href='$page->url#$anchor'>$text</a></li>"; } $toc .= "</ul>"; return array( $toc, $content ); } else { return null; } } ..or maybe output only the $anchors array and customize the markup in your template according to your page design