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What exactly is the resulting settings or options here with the size call? Have a look at it with: https://processwire.com/api/ref/pageimage/get-debug-info/ // instead of // $img = $image->size($size["width"], $size["height"], $size["settings"]); // call $debuginfo = $pageimage->getDebugInfo($size["settings"], 'string'); // 'string' | 'array' | 'object' // and inspect the $debuginfo with Tracy or a var_dump()

Maybe a bit OT, but if you do not use sessions, your visits do not alter the database, it looks like you are only serving static html and assets to your regular visitors. So are you already using ProCache? You know, with it you completely bypass the DB-server and the PHP engine. (?)

I received the link here in different newsletters last week. So it seems to be a good source if you consider that the newsletter curators are people like Chris Coiyer or Rachel Andrew: https://moderncss.dev/

Why not? Once you have the user-ID and the document he/she wants to download, you can write this into fields of your (user) page(s). If you want to show a user his/her history, simply prepare and render the stored data from the user page.

Hi Ivan, very nice tip. I haven't known about this. May come in handy. Thank you for sharing. 🙂 Regarding your question on overwriting single items of config arrays, you can do it this way: $config->statusFiles('ready', 'ready-dev.php'); Also, if I want to overwrite more then one item, I prefer this way: $config->statusFiles = array_merge($config->statusFiles, [ 'init' => 'init-dev.php', //'readyBefore' => '', 'ready' => 'ready-dev.php', ]);

Hi @Jorge, welcome to the forums. As Kongondo already said, you can or need to use a hook to inject your desired functionality. You can use one in the site/ready.php like this: $wire->addHookAfter('Pages::saved', null, function(HookEvent $event) { $page = $event->arguments(0); // now, after you have the page related to the hook event, check if it belongs to the pages / templates you want to process if('my-desired-templatename' != $page->template->name) return; if(!$page->mycheckbox_use_github) return; // after you definetly know that you want to process this page, execute what you want to ... }); Maybe a little OT, but also maybe useful for inspiration:

For me it is working as expected and described in the Blog post. https://processwire.com/blog/posts/optimizing-404s-in-processwire/ I added a static html for 404 like in your example above, and then added one line just above the last line in pws htaccess file: RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !\.(jpg|jpeg|gif|png|svg|ico|html)$ [NC] as stated in the Blog post https://processwire.com/blog/posts/optimizing-404s-in-processwire/#filtering-out-missing-image-files And when I try to reach /test/noexist.html, it works.

Why "upgrading" today to 2.8?? The current stable Version is 3.0.148, and 2.8 is years old and a dead end branch. It is not further maintained. Please use 3.0.148

Hi @snobjorn, I do not use markup regions myself, but maybe doing a g**gle search like this: ?q=site:processwire.com/ Markup Regions will reveal something relevant you don't know?

Thanks @kongondo, You also have a not inconsiderable share on it. You encouraged me to improve a post that was to short with a much to vague description by giving me directly a list of improvements. So thanks for your work on this! 😉

Change Default Language to be None-English | Walk Trough When you start a new (single) language site and the default language shouldn't be English, you can change it this way: Go to the modules core section: Select the Language ones by the filter function: We have four language related modules here, but for a single language site in none english, we only need the base module, named "Languages Support". So go on and install it. After that, you can leave it, ... ... and switch to the newly created Language section under SETUP: Select the default language Enter your new language name or its Shortcut and save the page. I will use DE for a single language site in german here as example: Now I go to the ProcessWire online modules directory, down to the subsection for language packs and select and download my desired (german) one: After downloading a lang pack as ZIP, I go back into my SETUP > LANGUAGES > default language page in admin, select the downloaded lang pack ZIP and install it: After the ZIP is uploaded, the files are extracted and installed, most of my screen is already in the new default language. To get all fully switched, we save and leave that page, ... ... and completely logout from the admin. Now, of course, we directly login back, ... ... and see, that now also the cached parts of the admin have switched to the new default language. 🙂 That was it for a single language site in none english. If you want to have a multi language site, just add more languages to the SETUP > LANGUAGES section. When using a multi language site, I think you also want to use multi language input fields, and maybe different page names for your language page pendents. If so, you need to go into MODULES > CORE > filter LANGUAGE and install what you need or want to use of it, (if not already done). Thanks for reading and happy coding, 🙂

Hi Florian, I (temporary) have unhidden the post above yours with a walk through screenshot series. Have a good restart and fun with building your site! 🙂

That, for example, may not work for people who don't like much reading. Can be that those people just don't see or get what you want them to, also if you explicitly have done it for that reason. I think it depends a lot, or only, on the use case, the target audience and its implementation, ( and sometimes maybe plus what your customer want to have ) 😉 Haha, yep. Now its one of my favorites, I never would have read all quotes when they where listed top down. But with the carousel, I was curious about every next quote. @ryan Very well done redesign. I know this site for some time now and have a feeling that your customers do know their target audience very well, and do and like to do their own jobs in more depth than many people may do. Seems to me that this is one of their essentiell points. - I am a bit envious of the way you work together and would like to work with (more) such clients too. But they really seem to be very rare. 😄 Ah, and I sometimes like carousels.

Change Default Language to be None-English | Walk Trough When you start a new (single) language site and the default language shouldn't be English, you can change it this way: Go to the modules core section: Select the Language ones by the filter function: We have four language related modules here, but for a single language site in none english, we only need the base module, named "Languages Support". So go on and install it. After that, you can leave it, ... ... and switch to the newly created Language section under SETUP: Select the default language Enter your new language name or its Shortcut and save the page. I will use DE for a single language site in german here as example: Now I go to the ProcessWire online modules directory, down to the subsection for language packs and select and download my desired (german) one: After downloading a lang pack as ZIP, I go back into my SETUP > LANGUAGES > default language page in admin, select the downloaded lang pack ZIP and install it: After the ZIP is uploaded, the files are extracted and installed, most of my screen is already in the new default language. To get all fully switched, we save and leave that page, ... ... and completely logout from the admin. Now, of course, we directly login back, ... ... and see, that now also the cached parts of the admin have switched to the new default language. 🙂 That was it for a single language site in none english. If you want to have a multi language site, just add more languages to the SETUP > LANGUAGES section. When using a multi language site, I think you also want to use multi language input fields, and maybe different page names for your language page pendents. If so, you need to go into MODULES > CORE > filter LANGUAGE and install what you need or want to use of it, (if not already done). Thanks for reading and happy coding, 🙂

Ok, I have read that linked post. But one question is: What kind of default URLs do we get in a multilanguage site when following @dotnetic's suggestion. (@Jens: ?) I have created a series of screenshots, a full walk-through, of my suggested way, but I don't want to publish it, if it wouldn't be correct or if there be a better way. So here are my questions: When I only want to have a single language page in none english, what is to do then? How will the page pathes urls work out then with a second language set? When I want to have a multi language site with none english default, but with english as second lang, what is to do? How will the pages URLs work out for the none english default and the english sub language? EDIT: @bernhard, you was a bit faster, but I have more in depth questions. 😉