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hi, as you might noticed I'm no longer active in the field of PHP and ProcessWire. I tried to continue supporting my modules and wireshell but it turned out that it just doesn't work well if you don't work with it yourself anymore. I would be very happy if someone would be interested in taking over and developing this further. Just write me a message. ? ?

@dougwoodrow It changed a lot, for example in the initial version the module generated a template file, so that everybody could adapt the html (form) structure as needed. But it turned out that this led to a lot overhead for me to support it. Furthermore I lost the possibility to use the ProcessWire way of handling form inputs, setting error messages, validation, form processing and so on. Therefore I decided to generate the complete form and offer as many options as possible to be able to adapt the markup / classes. Saving messages is still possible – with the difference that you're able to define the `save-messages-template` as well as the `parent`. So handling multiple (different) forms isn't a problem...

I just updated and tested the module, it should work correctly with PW3.

@dougwoodrow I guess, $this->allFields doesn't return an array due to module update issues v0.2.1 -> v1.0.7. I'm not quite sure if it works to update directly, I tried to keep everything downward compatible, but this is a really huge difference.. You could try to update version by version and always make sure to save module settings. Otherwise you could try to update the module settings json manually (not recommended but maybe the only way; edit column data in table modules, row where class equals SimpleContactForm). @alan There' s a new module version (1.0.8) which adds an option to prevent form resubmission (activate checkbox in module settings).

Version 1.0.7 excludes email and password confirmation fields from spam count. @Donald I hope, I've answered all your questions. Now I'm looking forward to merge your pull request to improve the documentation!

Just basic test fields.. sometimes just some basic fields do break something. If I know that you use an email field with the checked option verify email address, it's pretty easy for me to submit a hotfix and exclude it from the counter. Thanks @maxf5 for pointing it out. You don't have to use the prefix at all. All fields which are added by the module will be prefixed – just to make sure the name has not been chosen yet. Please do not rename scf_website and scf_date because they are used for spam tests. The rest is up to you!

@see: How to send more than one email

Fell free to improve the documentation! You could easily send a pull request. This is open source. I develop it in my spare time. I don't receive any money doing this. I developed this module for personal use, and thought, it would be nice to share it with others... @see: Render multiple instances To figure out what causes this, it would be a good starting point to provide a bit more information. For example: which fields are added, how do you execute the module---...

There you go: <?php $feed = $modules->get('InstagramFeed')->setImageCount(8)->getRecentMedia(); ?>

I created a "Pull Request" at my own and extended the module config, so one is able to define a date range and reverse sorting. Thanks @Macrura

@titanium The problem wasn't that you entered multiple fieldnames at once. The comma-separated may not include spaces. So entering `contact_title,contact_firstname,contact_lastname...` does work. I added a hotfix which removes the spaces before parsing the string.

ah, good hint I added an option at the top of the list to select – All – countries.

@mel47 You could use the following methods: $countries = $modules->get('ContinentsAndCountries')->getCountries(); // OR: $countries = $modules->get('ContinentsAndCountries')->findBy('countries', ['code', 'name']);

Please rename headerImage to header_image (or something like this) and try again.