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Thank you @bernhard for your support and patience. Now, everything works fine 🙂

I'm not sure I understand. buildForm is called when the form is rendered, which would be a GET request. So this is how you could set defaults based on get params: $form->addText('demo', 'Demo') ->setDefaultValue(wire()->input->get('demo')); Again you need to import wire() correctly or use $form->wire->input

@bernhard, thank you!! That's some great stuff!

Required something similar some time ago. Maybe this topic is helpfull for you. Be aware that basic auth can be switched off by group policy rules in Windows by system admins. In this case the user will only see a forbidden page and no login form at all. Thats why I finally added a frontend login via PW API myself, which worked just fine.

Hi there! I love ProcessWire, and whenever I see someone asking for a lightweight CMS, I always recommend it. However, ProcessWire is somehow still extremely underestimated on GitHub, 201 forks, which is really good, but only 990 stars. Let's make an effort together and bring ProcessWire to 1000 stars this weekend! Only 10 stars left. Star on Github: https://github.com/processwire/processwire More context about initial GitHub stars initiative of @adrian: Upd: 10 stars done in five hours.

Mission complete. Now towards the next 1.000 stars.

Hey @gebeer unfortunately these migration properties do not work 100%. They work most of the time but not always. The code field and shift-click feature are supposed to be helpers, but you always have to confirm that it works. Some props can be used as they are, some props need transformers in RM and already have them and some might be missing. If you find any we might add an exception to the getCode() method or maybe somewhere else, I'm not 100% sure atm: https://github.com/baumrock/RockMigrations/blob/883b9e8f3bed37728fa1666514ae22042344681f/RockMigrations.module.php#L1852

I came across this and thought it was cool. https://deepwiki.com/processwire/processwire