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This week ProcessWire has an awesome new admin design thanks to the work of @diogo and @jploch of KONKAT Studio. You can get it now on ProcessWire’s dev branch! Read the latest blog post for details, screenshots, Q&A with the designers, and more: https://processwire.com/blog/posts/new-processwire-admin-redesign/

@PWaddict Yeah I'm seeing the same. I'm not where I can debug it right now, but will hopefully by tomorrow. It may just be that something needs a reboot.

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YES! I hoped/was whishing for a collab like this one with @diogo and @jploch. That's such a perfect match. Already love it without even having seen a screen yet. I can only imagine what's coming next. 👏

@ryan On ProcessWireUpgradeCheck module I'm getting a 500 Internal Server Error and I can ONLY see the updates for the PW dev and master version. No info about the 3rd-party modules.

Hi, just a few words 'd add to @bernhard great answer the first thing i do when dealing with a pw website i've not done or done so long ago ican't remenber everything... old damaged brain of mine... 😄 try and find in the tree the pages where thie form appears, when you find it/them, edit one, heve a look at the parameters tab, and find the template, then go to the emplate in the config menu and try and find the field used to build this element and then... go to this field in the config menu, if it's built using a pw field you'll probably find the solution in the details or input tabs if the field is not in the pw template in the admin, it's built "manually" in the template php file, in this case, that's where you'll have to find where and how in any case i can't plus enough @bernhard's advice, work and play locally, all the more if you're dealing with php files but well, i guess pw user not being wp ones, it may go without saying 😄 have a nice day

Hi, my pleasure of course 🙂 and you know this travel between object and arrays is somehow natural when using pw api everything is an object, pages, images, files, ... but, when using ->find, ->findMamy, it returns an array... of objects 😄 that's why when looping through the result arrays function/method are the good ones but, inside the loop, each element you get is... an object, thus the -> syntax, same thing actually as a repeater afterwards, the nature of what you're feeding is up to you, array, object, string, open bar... have a nice pw day 🙂