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Included are more than 70 issue fixes and 175 commits. Here we’ll zoom in on the numerous new features and improvements to the core for one of our best new versions yet! https://processwire.com/blog/posts/pw-3.0.255/

I understand what you mean about the frustration with the documentation, and that to access support you have to pay for a year. But I see it as my way of giving back for the work Ryan does, and I always renew my Pro modules support, even if I don’t really need it. All the work, maintaining the CMS, forum administration, support, etc.has to generate income, otherwise ProcessWire wouldn’t exist. And honestly, every day I’m grateful to have the option to avoid working with WordPress and sleep peacefully at night, knowing my sites won’t get hacked because of some module that hasn’t been updated. Also, English isn’t my native language, and I had an AI review this text.

I have built lots of sites where the users are from other software. The import tool works fine: https://modules.processwire.com/modules/import-pages-csv/ I can help but very busy at the minute.

Maybe take a crack at building a form module. Probably save some time. You might want to consider using features Tailwind makes available to style with utility classes outside of markup. This is the most efficient way to apply consistent styling to markup you aren't generating or don't control. This is for v3 but there are options in v4 to do the same. @layer base { label { @apply mb-1.5; } input[type="text"], input[type="email"], input[type="url"], input[type="password"], input[type="number"], input[type="date"], input[type="datetime-local"], input[type="month"], input[type="search"], input[type="tel"], input[type="time"], input[type="week"], [multiple], textarea, select { @apply border-neutral-400; } button, [type='text'], [type='email'], [type='url'], [type='password'], [type='number'], [type='date'], [type='datetime-local'], [type='month'], [type='search'], [type='tel'], [type='time'], [type='week'], textarea, select, select[multiple], [type='checkbox'], [type='radio'] { @apply focus-visible:ring-2; @apply focus-visible:outline-none; @apply focus-visible:ring-cerulean-600; @apply focus-visible:ring-offset-2; @apply focus-visible:border-inherit; } [type='checkbox'], [type='radio'] { @apply focus:ring-cerulean-600; @apply cursor-pointer; } [type='checkbox']:checked, [type='radio']:checked { @apply bg-cerulean-600; @apply focus-visible:bg-cerulean-600; @apply focus:bg-cerulean-600; @apply hover:bg-cerulean-600; } select { @apply focus:ring-2; @apply focus:outline-none; @apply focus:ring-cerulean-600; @apply focus:ring-offset-2; @apply focus:border-inherit; } [type='submit'] { @apply px-6; @apply text-lg; @apply tracking-widest; @apply bg-cerulean; @apply text-white; } } Assuming you're a developer- get creative, build something, find a workaround. It's part of the job. After 10 years I would think that you'd have more of a "I gave this a shot but couldn't get it to work" approach to the question, especially given that the members of the PW forums are overwhelmingly positive and here to help.

Download latest dev: https://github.com/processwire/processwire-issues/issues/2181

Hey thanks @elabx I guess so! If other people find it useful and can build upon it then that would be great. I've just added support for Matrix items and a related Module, which is essentially a front-end (in Processwire) for managing import and export. The only issue is I'm not very familiar with open-sourcing a Module and all the pull requests etc etc. But I suppose if it's open source then other people can handle that too?

Massive Update. Thank you!

Today I’ve merged the dev branch to the main/master branch in preparation for our next official tagged version, which is likely to be 3.0.255. I’ll likely git tag it with the version number early next week. This doesn’t mean that work on the next main/master version is complete. Just that no new issues have appeared that would warrant delaying it any longer. So while there’s still work to do, we’re also at a good point to start getting these updates on the main/master branch. As before, if you run into any issues after upgrading, please report them in the processwire-issues repo. I’ll compile and post a list of all that’s new in 3.0.255+ relative to 3.0.246 within the next week or two so stay tuned. There have been some really nice sites showing up in our sites directory lately. Thank you for those that have been submitting new ProcessWire-powered sites, and please keep it up! It’s great to see such awesome web design and development work.

To paginate the result, you have to know the total amount of pages you fetch so we must add another hook to our module (full code here) : Then you just have to write a little script to paginate the result. To try it, create on you webroot directory a file called `test.php` and put the following code in then navigate to hxxp://example.com/test.php : Result : correct, corrected - a bad copy pasta moment ?