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You don't need a different field for this scenario. You can use template overrides for the field settings. In the field settings (Overrides tab): Then from the template settings, edit the field in template context:

Thanks @bernhard - should be fixed in the latest version.

Oh! I just did not realize that one. Thanks a lot!

I would add a new field with your requirements and migrate the contents from the "old" to the "new" field. Here is how I did it for a migration from a single image ("image") to a multiple images ("images") field: $gearPages = $pages->find("template=products-view-gear, include=all"); foreach($gearPages as $p) { if($p->image) { $p->of(false); $p->images->add($p->image); $p->save(); } }

@FlorianA I know your question is a bit old, but I just recently had to do this and below is how you get the form data. In my case, I put it all in a custom module. Gets called after an update is made at /admin/profile/ public function init() { $this->pages->addHookAfter('ProcessProfile::execute', $this, 'sendOutProfileNotification'); } public function sendOutProfileNotification(HookEvent $event) { $event = $event->object; //form data is found in $data = $event->return; //do something with data here is data is not null. } Hope that helps.

Glad to hear my suggestion works. Don't bother about that text in notifications. It's part of a default mail template, but the option to mark solutions isn't enabled in the forum.

It took some investigating and it would be great to have this made more obvious in any documentation for $config->pagefileSecure... Behind the scenes pagefileSecure is using $files->send(): And $config->fileContentTypes forces download for certain extensions based on whether the content type is preceded by a + sign. You can override the default for the pdf extension in your /site/config.php and then the files should display in the browser: $config->fileContentTypes('pdf', 'application/pdf'); // No plus sign before the content type

RedBeanPHP is a simple and easy-to-use ORM, and this module is a lightweight ProcessWire wrapper and/or loader for it. The main task of the module is loading and setting up RedBeanPHP with database credentials from $config. There are some config settings for defining how RedBeanPHP should behave, and the module also exposes some often-used methods, but that's just about it. For more details (including a rant about why one might prefer separate ORM in some cases), take a look at the README file. Please note that, for almost all use cases, the data modeling features of ProcessWire are much better choice than a separate database structure of your own, but in those rare cases where that's not the situation, it's good to have options. This module was a side product of one of my own projects, and I thought I might as well share it with you folks. You can grab the module from GitHub: https://github.com/teppokoivula/RedBeanPHP.