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Thx, I understand now. Well you can always fork, but if you find time to provide a PR that would be great, so everybody can benefit ? Great! Happy to hear that the module is useful for you ?

hi sebastian, thx for letting me know! I'm not sure what you mean. I understood that my module will not work with FA6, but what is your suggestion? Did you find a way to make it work with both old and new versions? I've only used this module on one project so I don't want to touch anything if not needed ? but if you have a better solution I'm happy to pull changes if that does not break anything else.

We already have the TextTags field that is great for picking files: I'm just not showing the extension, but those are .php files ? https://processwire.com/blog/posts/pw-3.0.177/

Yes, that update was likely the booster: https://nextcloud.com/blog/nextcloud-faster-than-ever-introducing-files-high-performance-back-end/ Where/how do you store TBs of data? I want to love it as well, but it always makes me super happy to come back to ProcessWire. Everything looks great at first sight, but then you realize that either things do not work at all or they do not work as one would expect and have lots of limitations which make the apps almost useless... This seems the case for both customizations (we are so blessed with our hooks!) or with developing apps, which is really too complicated for me and which makes me love the easy of PW even more. Nonetheless the file syncing and - if it works - collaboration features are cool. And I've talked with a friend recently why there is no central media manager for PW... as I was working with NextCloud the next day I thought I'd try to run NextCloud from within PW and it just worked! We'll see how far I come with NextCloud this time until I get annoyed...

How cool is that?? ???

That is strange. The selector is just used for a $pages->findIDs internally. Then the columns are merged, but I don't know how the selector value should end up there? Is that the whole query? Can you come up with a reproducable example?

I don't know. You can dump the created sql query and inspect it to find the problem: https://github.com/baumrock/RockFinder3#dumping-the-sql-of-the-finder

addPath() needs the PagePath module to be installed! Does it work if you install it? Why do you need the path? How many pages do you have?

Did you install the Page Paths module?

What happens if you put that selector in a regular $pages->find() ?

Does it work if you change that to modules()->get('RockFinder3Master'); ?

It works, thank you very much!! ? What about this? I think it looks a bit cleaner then the original... You have a typo here anyhow: Cookies >,< & Modules Refresh

Hi @adrian that thx meant "It's late here in Austria and I'm on mobile in a train. Thx for your reply I'll look into that tomorrow" ? I've just tried that on a fresh and clean installation and the menu is only updating when I refresh modules + clear cookies/session I can't reliably say that. I've never ever needed to clear session+cookies other than making the manu catch up changes that I've made to process modules... I do think that a modules refresh should not be a problem though. I'm fine with the wording of the two options we already have. There's probably no need for explicitly stating that a "clear session&cookies" does already do a modules refresh behind the scenes. Thx for working on that request, will be much appreciated and save me from a lot of unnecessary clicks! ?

Hey @adrian any comment on my request from here? https://processwire.com/talk/topic/24932-feature-requests/?do=findComment&comment=213302 I'm developing a process module again and need far too many clicks all the time for simply refreshing the menu ?

IMHO migrations are the key feature needed for version controlling your site. A recorder and importer is added benefit for people that are too lazy to write any lines of code (which is actually copy and paste and much preferable - think of $rm->renameField('from', 'to') instead of delete old field and create new field when using a config like mentioned above). But I got that nobody wants to hear that ? Ever tried Lostkobrakai's migrations module? I'm out of this discussion...

You can create a textformatter that adds the <span> to all your links

I can't look into that in detail but maybe RockFinder can help you: https://github.com/baumrock/rockfinder3#example-group-by-date

RockMigrations simply creates the fields and templates first and after that populates their settings. That makes it possible to use things like parent child relationships in one single migrate() call. I have thought about that a lot (meaning years) and still have not found a way how one could reliably record and then migrate stuff without writing code and without telling ProcessWire what to do exactly. Writing the setup to files is one thing (that's basically as easy as a foreach + export()), but migrating those setups is another. I know such recorders are tempting, but everybody that has ever used the excel macro recorder knows what I'm afraid of... If you have good ideas how to solve that please let me know.

The latter one. The very first two versions used the former option, but it turned out it is hard to maintain and even harder to grasp. Using config based migrations it's simply copy&pasting field config data from tracy to a migration file and you instantly see what the migration does (and you get a diff view via git). Correct Where does this array come from? This sounds a bit like you are starting to understand RockMigrations... ? It would be nice if you could provide more details on that point. What did you do? How did you do it? What did you try to do? etc

Thx for the feedback. I guess many who are having your painpoint are missing RockMigrations because of this reason... I've updated the first post of RockMigrations with an easy step-by-step guide:

I've built a similar module today because I didn't know about this one...

TextformatterRockHeadlineIDs Textformatter that applies id attributes to all headlines (h1-h6) in the markup field. // input <h1>This is my headline</h1> // output <h1 id='this-is-my-headline'>This is my headline</h1> Download & Docs: https://processwire.com/modules/textformatter-rock-headline-ids/ https://github.com/baumrock/TextformatterRockHeadlineIDs PS: There is a similar module I didn't know about before:

Ever tried RockMigrations?

RockSeo is really not meant to be used already ? Just didn't make it private for easy preview sharing...