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@JerryDi I don't think there's a right answer as to what would be the best structure for your case. It really comes down to your needs, which I don't have enough familiarity with this to give an ideal answer. You'll be able to build your search for championships by club, player, etc., either way, as PW will make that simple. You can have any kind of parent/child relationship for those championships such as… /years/year-num/championship-name/ /clubs/club-name/championship-name/ …and so on. But another route to take (and what I might recommend here) would be to have a /championships/ parent and have all the championships under there, perhaps auto-sorted by year. Each with fields for "year", "club", "players", etc. /championships/championship-name/ And perhaps fields like "club" and "players" on each championship page would be page references to other pages setup in a similar structure: /clubs/club-name/ /players/player-name/ …and so on. Taking this route (where all championships share a common parent) may not be perfect for any one need, but will likely be a good fit for a diverse range of needs, a solid choice overall. So without knowing the details of your needs that's the route I'd probably take.

This new main/master version has more than 220 commits, resolves more than 80 issues, adds numerous new features, performance improvements and optimizations, and consumes HALF the disk space of our previous release— https://processwire.com/blog/posts/pw-3.0.200/ I've just merged the dev branch to the master branch so this new version is available now. I will add the 3.0.200 tag (which should trigger packagist and others) over this weekend or Monday.

@creativeguy Usually this behavior indicates that the site is missing an .htaccess file. Check your /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/giftfunds/ directory to make sure there's an .htaccess file in there. I'm guessing there isn't. If you don't have a copy of it, you can get it from here and then rename it to ".htaccess" (with the period in front).

That's not always a bad thing - if it ain't broke, don't fix it :) There is the module by bitpoet that works in reverse (I think - I have used that one, but not this one).

Thanks @ryan - I'm Shawn, and my friend that passed was Anthony Taylor. Apparently he corresponded with you to some extent. It was the htaccess as you said. Thanks for the help.

@olafgleba Edit your /site/config.php file and look for: $config->httpHost and/or $config->httpHosts. In most cases the $config->httpHost should not be present (since PW will set it automatically at runtime), but the $config->httpHosts (plural) should be present, and it should be an array of http hosts ProcessWire is allowed to auto-detect and use. It will pick one of the hosts in that array to use for the request, so long as it matches the $_SERVER[HTTP_HOST]. If it can't find one that matches the $_SERVER[HTTP_HOST] then it will simply use the first one in your httpHosts array: $config->httpHosts = [ 'www.company.com', 'dev.company.com', 'localhost:8888' ]; If it just contains one host then it'll always use that one, regardless of what's in $_SERVER[HTTP_HOSTS] … $config->httpHosts = [ 'www.company.com' ]; If you do have the non-plural $config->httpHost present (like below), then it forces use of that hostname, rather than letting PW auto-detect from your httpHosts array. Though if there's only one host in your httpHosts array (like above) then of course the effect would be the same. $config->httpHost = 'www.company.com'; My best guess is that you either have $config->httpHost or httpHosts set with '127.0.0.1', or that you have httpHost/httpHosts undefined in your /site/config.php file. To fix it you need to add your www.host.tld to a $config->httpHosts array and preferably as the first item in it. If you do see a $config->httpHost (non-plural) in your config.php them I would remove it.

I am new to ProcessWire and liking what I see. Could I ask for a bit of guidance. I am building a web archive for my county golf association. We have 90+ clubs. Clubs have players who win championships and/or play for county teams, and the clubs host these events. We have around 12 championships a year with results going back over 100 years. My objective is to be able to select a club, championship or player and see related events / results for each. My data is in csv files and I need to import this [already done the clubs, the import module works great]. My question is re structure and whether, for example, I need to have championship results as a child of the championship main page or whether it would be simpler to create queries to get the data I need. Any guidance much appreciated. Jerry

Thanks @Zeka, this is very relevant!

Hi @JerryDi I would recommend getting to know with 'owner' selector as it could be beneficial in the setups Ryan provided. https://processwire.com/blog/posts/processwire-3.0.95-core-updates/

First have a look at the docs for eq(): https://processwire.com/api/ref/wire-array/eq/ This method works on a WireArray/PageArray and returns the item at the given position. So the object you call the method on needs to be a WireArray/PageArray but you are calling it on a Page object (probably your booking_status field is a "single" Page Reference field so its value when populated will be a Page). It's not clear to me what you're trying to do in that part of your code, but if you want your if() test to mean "if the booking_status field is not empty" then you would do something like this: if($bookingstatus->booking_status->id) { //... } Or if you want to check if the value of the booking_status field value equals some page then you would do something like this: // Get $some_page however you like $some_page = $pages->get('/path/to/page/'); // Check if the booking_status field value equals $some_page if($bookingstatus->booking_status === $some_page) { //... }

For publish/hide you will only need to setup access control accordingly in the role that the users will have. Settings can be disabled with RestrictTabView. I think this is the one that might require some css to display none, or look for a hook where you could edit this markup.

We upgraded a big multi language site to 3.0.200 and to PHP 8* + MySQL 8 a couple of days ago, several thousands pages, lots of templates and fields (120MB DB). The upgrade went fine, and the site is running super fast! I didn't measure with tools, but just by reaching the URLs of some complex pages and you can see it loading waaay faster. The client could not be happier. ? Fantastic job, Ryan and the other contributors! Thank you, Sergio --- * I used RectorPHP to help upgrading my custom modules, which was nice.

Thanks but unfortunately I don't see that happening, and it's not about the donations. I'm working with .NET for at least about 3 years now as the backend, and Angular/Next.js/etc for the frontend, all these on a corporate laptop. My own old laptop where I have PHP is now slow as hell, I boot it up only a few times a year. This "setup" makes it very inconvenient to maintain AOS, and I'm completely out of what's happening with PW and PHP lately, which complicates things even more.