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Maybe this? https://processwire.com/blog/posts/processwire-core-updates-2.5.14/#multiple-templates-or-parents-for-users Just my two cents: based on forum topics and GitHub issues my impression is that people encounter troubles pursuing this strategy. I've always thought that leaving the user pages where they are by default and using URL segments for profile pages or similar is a much safer bet.

Thx Ryan ? Hope that all the updates go smoothly ?

@bernhardI just haven't gotten to it yet, as it requires a PageFrontEdit module update rather than a TinyMCE one. I also have to update ProFields Table, Multiplier, Textareas and Combo to support TinyMCE. Once all of these are done we'll merge the TinyMCE module into the core.

I am getting an error of 'Class "DUP_Logs" not found' when upgrading to the latest version (1.4.26) when using the Amazon S3 option. The provided SDK is on place, all was working fine before the upgrade. Reverting back to 1.4.0 solved the problem. Here is the full call stack for reference: Thanks for a great module! EDIT: I should note that the site is on PHP 8 and the latest stable version of PW

Works for me... However, a blank value will give you an empty string, so you need to take that into account when you write your comparisons. In PHP an empty string IS equal to 0 with loose comparison, so '' >= 0 is TRUE. To test for blank values, you can just check $page->myfloat === '' or is_string($page->myfloat) or probably a million other things, considering we’re in PHP land. I agree that this isn’t strictly mentioned your screenshot, but it should be. edit: lol turns out they changed this with PHP 8.0, so watch out for that too

If I understand correctly, you want to publish all draft versions of pages with a single click? For drafts you are using ProDrafts module? You might want to ask Pro module related questions in the dedicated VIP support forum.

Well if you are talking about writing your own SQL query that's fine and you're totally free to do that in PW. But your question related to the use of PageFinder selector strings, and I'm just trying to help you by explaining what values are valid for the "sort" keyword.

Hey @gornycreative just installed InputfieldTinyMCE for the first time and guess what: It has reno styles applied even though I'm using the rock style. The quick and dirty solution would be to override those styles in my rock style, but IMHO it would be a lot better if they were simply not applied unless the reno theme is being used. IMHO AdminThemeUIkit should stick to uikit conventions (primary color, secondary color) and the reno style should override those where necessary (not the other way round). So I think if you find a good solution for that problem that would be really great and important for PW!

Hi @7Studio Very clean and concise design. Beautiful work. Progressive layout technology. About multilingualism. I recommend to include multilingual features at the very beginning of the site. Otherwise there may be problems that you will have to solve from the beginning.

Hi @Robin S - sounds interesting. A couple of possible options: 1) Have you ever opened up any of the exception-*-.html files that get stored in /assets/logs/tracy ? These include the required JS for making the toggling etc work, so I guess I could take a similar approach for dumps. 2) What about a Dumps Archive panel - something like the Dumps Recorder, but it would be populated with only the entries you wanted and you could also delete items when you no longer need them. I think I could do this by having an "archive" icon shown next to each item in the Dumps panel - click that and it would be copied to the Archive Panel, and then in the Archive Panel there'd be a delete icon for each item. Would you prefer the ability to save individual items, or just the entire current contents of the Dumps panel? I think I like #2 better because it keeps access to everything within Tracy. Any thoughts?

Hey @netcarver thx ssh config files are great for sure, but they do not work when using DDEV because you are in a container and not on your host's filesystem with the ssh config file in place. That's why ddev has the ability to do "ddev auth ssh" where it grabs all SSH keys from the host and copies them into the container. Then you can do ssh magic in the container just as if you were working on the host. Almost. The issue I explained above was only occuring inside the container. On the host machine "ssh foo" just worked because the ssh config file was in place. Hope that makes sense. RockShell's db-pull command uses exec() to connect to the remote server via SSH, then it creates the remote dump, it copies it to the local filesystem, then it restores the dump and then it triggers all migrations. That way you can quickly develop locally, do anything you want, try crazy stuff and if you want to start over you just do "php rockshell db-pull staging" and you get a clean version that you have on your remote. Same goes if you added a feature locally and you want to make sure that everything works when pushing to remote. Then you can do a db-pull as well and fire all migrations to see if you forgot anything. Hope that makes sense as well.

You can use the User::changed hook to do what you want (see https://processwire.com/api/ref/wire/changed/). Put this in site/ready.php: $wire->addHookAfter('User::changed', function ($event) { if($event->arguments(0) === 'pass') { $user = $event->object; $this->wire->log->save('password-changes', "User $user->name has changed their password"); } }); Now everytime a user changes their password, it will be logged to Setup->logs->password-changes. You can do similar thing with roles if($event->arguments(0) === 'roles') { $user = $event->object; $oldRoles = $event->arguments(1); $newRoles = $event->arguments(2); // code to compare $oldRoles/$newRoles // write to log } If you want to have that information in the session log, just do $this->wire->log->save('session',...)

Are you sure you don't want && rather than ||