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Template Access A Process module that provides an editable overview of roles that can access each template. The module makes it quick and easy to see which templates have access control enabled (personally I like to ensure I've enabled it for every template) and to set the appropriate access per template. Usage The Template Access page under the Access menu shows access information for all non-system templates in a table. You can filter the table rows by template name if needed. Click an icon in the table to toggle its state. The changes are applied once you click the "Save" button. Sometimes icons cannot be toggled because of logical rules described below. When an icon cannot be toggled the cursor changes to "not-allowed" when the icon is hovered and if the icon is clicked an explanatory alert appears. A role must have edit access before it can be granted create access. If the guest role has view access for a template then all roles have view access for that template. https://github.com/Toutouwai/ProcessTemplateAccess https://processwire.com/modules/process-template-access/

That sounds like an interesting module! I look forward to testing it. I don't mind the images being duplicated as that is how ProcessWire handles images. I think Media Lister with the proposed expansion of functionality would fill a need that seems to exist within the ProcessWire community (if you can live with duplicate images). I want to take the opportunity to say thanks for all the phenomenal modules you share with the rest of us @Robin S!

You can also have a look at "Bruno" ? (Win, Mac & Linux) https://www.usebruno.com/

You have entered a few small details incorrectly ? Use Port 587, Uncheck "use SSL" and then "Select a crypto method for TLS" (for Example STREAM_CRYPTO_METHOD_TLSv1_2_CLIENT) And change the SMTP User to your Mail USERNAME, not your Email Address (you can find this info in the All-Inkl KAS -> Edit the Mailbox).

Ok... AI did indeed help with this problem again! I told cursor "@[link to this topic] can you help bernhard?" and it gave me instructions what I can do and check. So it told me to place a file in /.well-known/foo.txt to check if my rules work. That was a great "idea" because I was able to check the rules without issuing a cert all the time. I also had a look at PW's .htaccess file and looked how it is done there. Mixing everything together with some trial&error brought me to the working solution: RewriteEngine on # don't proxy requests to the .well-known folder RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/\.well-known/.* RewriteRule ^ - [L] # send other requests to uptime kuma RewriteCond %{HTTP:Upgrade} =websocket RewriteRule /(.*) ws://localhost:3001/$1 [P,L] RewriteCond %{HTTP:Upgrade} !=websocket RewriteRule /(.*) http://localhost:3001/$1 [P,L] Maybe it helps someone else ?

Hey @Juergen got bit by this again. I think the reason why the language is always the default one is because the hook adds to an URL that looks like the default language in PW - which makes sense. My solution today was to add two hooks for two languages: <?php public function init() { wire()->addHook("/create-cv", $this, "createCV"); wire()->addHook("/de/create-cv", $this, "createCV"); } public function createCV(HookEvent $event): void { // more code here $url = $this->wire->user->language->isDefault() ? $pdfs->first()->url : $pdfs->last()->url; $this->wire->session->redirect($url); } I created an issue on github: https://github.com/processwire/processwire-issues/issues/1871

View at: https://okeowoaderemi.com I switched to Processwire 10 years ago and it's being my goto framework for maintaining my website and also developing for clients. Development I used the moduleTemplateEngineFactory and TemplateEngineTwig, Twig has always been my favourite templating engine, because of how easy it is, to use reusable code and have an easy way to inject content into the layout, it's almost like MasterPages in .NET (For the Oldies)

Fluency v1.0.7 is now available. Recommended for all users. New features, bugfixes, and all of the features mentioned above are in this release: Translation buttons can be switched between the original translate from the default language, translate to all languages (from any language), or both Casting the result of a translation to a string or echoing it directly will output the first translated value (or only value if you are only translating one string) Improvements to the standalone translation tool Fixes a PHP 8.2 compatibility issue Fixes translating content containing links to ProcessWire pages Fixes an issue where API usage may be above normal in some instances (sorry) Fixes translating page URLs when creating new pages Early release Fluency API feature where you can translate any file, or multiple files, in site/ or wire/ in one method call. This will be updated with a new feature in the future, subject to change but useful now! Bunch of other stuff that makes Fluency run better but you don't have to worry about Big thanks to @bernhard and @ryangorley for their feedback and bug reports, release notes on Github credit their contributions!

I think Both is possible ? Port 465 is the SSL Port. All Inkl FAQ: The Mail address as username also works (mostly), but I have had problems with it before, so I always recommend using the username.

hi, first of all, just check if you have allowed svg files in your file or image field if yes, i would strongly suggest you install this module https://processwire.com/modules/file-validator-svg-sanitizer/ as svg being code made files they can be a bit dangerous the second thing is the way you 'echo' the img is your $content the 'as' of a 'foreach', that's to say an element of your repeater and not the repeater itself well, let's assume it's the cas as in the contrary you should have written something like $page->content instead, but you can't access a repeater element field directly by the repeatr itself so, have you tried something like foreach($page->your_repeater as $content) { echo '<img src="' . $content->images->eq(0)->url . '" alt="" />' . "\n"; } // or, if content is the name of the repeater foreach($page->content as $c) { echo '<img src="' . $c->images->eq(0)->url . '" alt="" />' . "\n"; } well, the names should be yours of course ? have a nice day

Hello, To explain (if I'm right): It looks like you are using a custom page HomePage that is correctly instantiated (so we are sure it extends ProcessWire Page class). But the parameter of type Page in the function "visit(Page $parent)" is not of the correct type for PHP, so it seems that it doesn't recognize the specified Page type. I bet this is because you didn't include any "namespace" or "use" instruction in your file. Try to add this: <?php namespace Processwire; If you are new to PHP you can try PHPStorm IDE for a month, it's a great help for setting up a project with composer and learning PHP. But this is hiding the problem, not solving it. ?

Just change this line... function visit(Page $parent, $enter, $exit=null) To this... function visit($parent, $enter, $exit=null)

Sure! It's fine to have a diverse community, as long as people aren't using the current global warming situation to convince others to commit suicide or avoid having kids, for example. Making people afraid of partially real or made-up problems, just so those causing the fear can act like they're saving you, is a sneaky way to control you. So, fear not, but be skeptical and read the opinions of others as well (eg.: https://angusmac.net/category/climate-models/), and not just what the mainstream is trying to sell so hard. Those in power are not there because they want what's best for you. If they wanted that, they would not be in power in the first place.

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

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.

@tires - an addition to the regex on this line (https://github.com/adrianbj/GetVideoThumbs/blob/31a7fb443abd1b1cb9143840954f3f25d52d4fe5/ProcessGetVideoThumbs.module.php#L129) should be able to support it. If you want to give it a go and send me a PR, I'd be happy to include it. PS - that said, most of the videos on piped don't seem to play for me - some do, but it's pretty hit and miss, so maybe not a very stable service at the moment.

I've been using Apache forever... never even touched nginx. Today I felt like giving Caddy a try and it feels nice. I developed what I believe is a much more improved Caddyfile that also supports ProCache and stronger blocking of files (returns a 403 like PW's htaccess file, instead of a 404 which is what /denyaccess seems to do). I added a way to also put the site in maintenance mode (meaning all requests get rewritten to /maintenance.php) if /maintenance.php exists (which is now part of my deployment process). Hopefully I can share the results in a week.

I think the question should be what type of application are you looking to build that requires MVC ? because I find PW appropriate for making proper CMS sites, anything other than that, then you should be using a proper MVC for such, there will be scenarios you will encounter, I doubt you would want to tweak PW to fit uncovered scenario.