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Hello folks! ? First of all... I'm not a PHP developer, so this project is quite challenging. Please don't be too hard on me. ? Over the last weeks i was working on my very first module, which should provide an appointment booking function including a calendar in the frontend and create all the necessary pages. You can manage locations, employees, services and bookings. Currently the dependencies for the frontend are jQuery, jQuery validate, Bootstrap 5 (only design and error toast) and twig template. This is how it currently looks like. Frontend: Backend: It's actually only meant to be a fun project and i am not sure if i will ever finish it. However maybe at some point i will just make a public github repository. As far as I know, there is no such module yet and I think it could be very helpful for some. If i have the time and motivation... this is still on my to do list: Frontend: Functionality to select "any" employee and show free timeslots accordingly Day not selectable / blocked if no timeslots available Check if timeslot is still free on form submit (to avoid double bookings) Backend: Add working times in backend (currently static array in the code) Add selection for holidays (for location or in general and for employees, currently as static array in the code) Functionality to send email to the user if the booking is rejected or accepted Selection of weekdays that should always be blocked

I'm happy to announce that this is fixed in the latest version and will be merged next month ? We now have a toggle to enable/disable drag&drop and RockFrontend will now also completely hide all ALFRED UI elements if the topbar is hidden @dotnetic The screencast is already outdated, as the latest version will hide the move handle on the left to indicate that sortable is disabled ? You can try the latest release on https://pagebuilder.baumrock.com/ (the topbar is disabled on that demo).

This is such a great module, thank you @Robin S! Would it be possible to extend this module so it could be used for adding existing images to an image field? A button in the image field ("Add media") opens the Media lister module in a modal. You select an image from the list, on "save/add to page" the image is copied to the image field.

Although I disagree with most of your views and opinions I want to thank you for sharing them. Good to have a diverse community.

Media Lister Lists images and files from across the site in a sortable and filterable table. For images you can choose between table, small thumbnails and large thumbnails view modes. The module retrieves the data using SQL queries so is able to efficiently list media information for all but the largest of sites. Possible use cases: Check that a nice variety of banner images is used for top-level pages. Find duplicate files/images by sorting by filesize or filename. Find images without descriptions if this is important for use in alt tags. Find large PDF files that would benefit from optimisation. Check for "inappropriate" images, or images that are not "on-brand". Images in small thumbnails view mode Files saved as a bookmark Controls Media type: Choose between Images and Files. View mode: When listing images you can choose between small thumbnails, large thumbnails and table view modes. When in one of the thumbnail view modes you can see information about the image in a tooltip by clicking the "i" icon, or edit the page containing the image by clicking the pencil icon. From pages matching: This field allows you to add filters to limit the pages that the media will be listed for. Add bookmark: Superusers can add bookmarks for the current settings that will be available from the flyout menu for all users. See the bookmarks section below for more information. Column visibility: Choose the columns that appear in the table and in the information tooltip (when in thumbnails mode). Search: Quickly filters the results to show only items that have the search text in any column, whether the column is visible or not. Custom search builder: For more advanced searches where you can combine conditions for specific columns with AND/OR logic. Pagination: You can navigate through the results and set the number of results per page. Reset: Click the "Reset" button at the top right to return to the default settings for Media Lister (or for the current bookmark if applicable). Editing the page that contains the media For any media result click the link in the "Page" column to open the page that contains the media item in Page Edit. When in thumbnail view mode you can click the pencil icon to achieve the same thing. The field that contains the media item will be focused. When a media item is contained within a Repeater field this is indicated by an asterisk at the start of the page title. When opening Page Edit for a media item within a Repeater field the Repeater item will be automatically expanded, including for nested Repeaters. Limitations for values that are merged in the database The module has limited support for multi-language values and custom fields for images/files. In order to be efficient enough to handle large sets of results the module retrieves raw values from the database, and in the case of multi-language values and custom field values ProcessWire stores these in JSON format in a single database column. The module improves the display of this JSON data by extracting the uploadName value into a separate column, substituting custom field labels for field IDs, adding language names where possible, and by transforming the data into a quasi-YAML format for better readability. Some limitation remain though – for example, if you use Page Reference fields in the custom fields then only the page IDs are displayed. Bookmarks Superusers are able to create a bookmark for the current Media Lister settings by expanding the "Add bookmark" field, entering a title for the bookmark, and clicking the "Add bookmark" button. Bookmarks will be visible to all users from the flyout menu. You can delete a bookmark from the module config screen. Module config In the module config screen you can define defaults for controls such as media type, view mode, pagination limit and column visibility. You can also delete bookmarks from the module config screen. https://github.com/Toutouwai/ProcessMediaLister https://processwire.com/modules/process-media-lister/

For fun, I've been working on what you would call AdminThemeBootstrap to get a deeper understanding of ProcessWire's admin framework (maybe I'll release it one day but it's more of a pet project). As you may know, the current admin system has a deep dependency on jQuery and jQuery UI (which is now deprecated in maintenance mode). Things like the navbar dropdowns, tabs and accordions are jQuery UI based components, not (for example) UIkit's dropdown or Bootstrap's dropdown. This has gotten me thinking about if there was (not that it's necessary) a comprehensive re-thinking of the admin, what libraries in today's world would be the ideal fit for a project like ProcessWire?

I'm using SessionHandlerDB: $s = $modules->get('SessionHandlerDB'); foreach($s->getSessions() as $session) { $s->destroy($session['id']); } If not using SessionHandlerDB it should be enough to clear /site/assets/sessions

This is really helpful for folks who are used to having a single place to review imagery as found in other systems. Thanks!

Does this work... echo $page->lorum_ipsum->getLabel(); ? Also, take a look at Bernhard's post here...

This fieldtype has been released and is awaiting approval. I changed the angle input to be an integer entry. I did pull together a strategy for building instances within repeaters. I'll do a writeup of the design pattern as a brief tutorial, as I think until we have a proper set of event handlers for repeater actions/AJAX etc. this is a way to build out a field that requires javascript libraries that is repeater compatible. I feel pretty happy with the end result. It is a fun toy to play with if you have never really explored CSS gradients.

At risk of making myself unpopular, I'm a neovim user who has ethical aversion to AI. I get a great developer experience and I don't have to worry about Kernighan's law making my code buggy and hard to maintain. I am also concerned about climate change, and AI has huge carbon emissions - (re)training an LLM has been estimated to emit the equivalent CO2e as 125 round-trip flights between New York and Beijing [source]. I'm concerned that my open source code has been used against its license to train AI through github (find my stuff on codeberg or project owed gitlabs) and so now will be included in proprietary products. I'm also against having to pay subscriptions to a handful of big tech companies because this accelerates wealth inequality and erodes democracy, reducing our chances of turning the ship around before crossing the runaway climate change event horizon. I do not doubt AI's usefulness, or it's ability to charm and amaze or excite, I do not doubt that it can be used to save lives even (e.g. specific medical use such as identifying cancer early from scans). But I do remember how Nobel thought his invention of dynamite would be great and I'm not going to be taken in by another big tech lie about "don't be evil". We have very weak regulatory powers and a world teetering on the edge of unfathomable suffering. This is a post about a personal choice of text editor, and I'm not judging folx who choose Cursor (or ai plugins for neovim!) - I respect that opinions differ. But I wanted to share my opinions on my choice, too.

Thank you for this module. Great addition. Now people who prefer to work more in the GUI can manage migrations with your module. The automatic recording feature looks interesting.

The module provides a paths under which cronjobs can be registered. It lists all registered cronjobs and can execute individual ones manually. The last execution, the last status and, in the event of an error, the last error message are displayed. Download & Install Github: https://github.com/neuerituale/ProcessCronJobs Modules directory: https://processwire.com/modules/process-cron-jobs/ Composer: coming soon

@eelkenet, cool that you were able to find a solution! Here's another way you could add disabled section items into the Page Reference AsmSelect using the PW API. It avoids getting each page individually in a loop so probably a bit more efficient. // Add dummy items to the selectable pages to act as section headings $wire->addHookAfter('InputfieldPage::getSelectablePages', function(HookEvent $event) { /** @var InputfieldPage $inputfield */ $inputfield = $event->object; $field = $inputfield->hasField; $selectable = $event->return; $t = null; $i = 1; if($field && $field->name === 'my_page_reference') { foreach($selectable as $p) { if($p->template->name !== $t) { $section = new NullPage(); $section->id = "section{$i}"; $section->title = mb_strtoupper($p->template->label) . ' ––––––––––––––––––––'; $selectable->insertBefore($section, $p); $t = $p->template->name; $i++; } } $event->return = $selectable; } }); // Set the dummy options to disabled $wire->addHookAfter('InputfieldAsmSelect::renderReadyHook', function(HookEvent $event) { /** @var InputfieldAsmSelect $inputfield */ $inputfield = $event->object; $field = $inputfield->hasField; if($field && $field->name === 'my_page_reference') { foreach($inputfield->options as $value => $label) { if(substr($value, 0, 7) === 'section') { $inputfield->addOptionAttributes($value, ['disabled' => 'disabled']); } } } });