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What type of field is misc_site_meta?? Most get methods will return a "non iterable" object so first() is unlikely to work. Ok it's a repeater, you specifically say so in the title lol my pardon! Try: $homepage->misc_site_meta->get('title=year'); This will get you the first repeater item in the misc_site_meta field where title field equals "year".

Hi! ProcessWire stores all its data in a MySQL database. You don't seem to mention that in your post so I'll give a wild guess that it's a part that might be missing. Is the copy of the project running locally or on a server?

This might be what you're looking for: https://processwire.com/api/ref/inputfield-text-tags/tags-array/ Corrected, this is the link: https://processwire.com/api/ref/inputfield-text-tags/get-tags-list/ You can also get the inputfield from the field like this: https://processwire.com/api/ref/field/get-inputfield/ Something like this might work, haven't tested: $inputfield = $page->getInputfield('tags_field'); $list = $inputfield->getTagsList(true); foreach($list as $item){ // echo checkboxes ? }

I think something like ploi.io or runcloud could work for you. I personally use Runcloud but they appear to be moving slower than ploi "feature wise" although it has worked perfectly for all the sites I manage and their support is fair for the paid price. Both this services clear your goals from 0 to 4 in one way or another. I also think both has some sort of deployment tool integrated with any git repo (which I don't personally use but i think it's there). One "downside" is that ploi doesn't have Apache server configuration they went full nginx though I know there's some crew around here running PW with no issues on nginx. Aside from that, they do seem superior feature-wise. For example, there you can have db only servers, load balancers. The worse part of Runcloud in my opinion is it's per-site backup service which is a service provided by them, Ploi lets you use your own storage (s3 for example). One thing both services have is cloning one "app" into another one, or another server, at least I can confirm this on Runcloud, but seems to exist in ploi too and it's super handful. Another way I do this is through CI services (like Github Actions) and basically doing some shell scripting which is not too bad for all the time saved. In the Github Actions I basically rsync template files/modules and run the migrations module through it's CLI but I rarely push actual content since it's managed by a third party. While on development, I do still use plain old cli mysql import, scp the things or run ngrok to save the hassle of doing previous steps if I just want to quickly demo sth, but tbh it's just lazy on my part I bet it can be easily automated. EDIT: Another trick I do some other times is ssh tunnel a db connection to the actual server. Which is something that moving away from shared hosting makes really simple ? I am also trying to find the time to explore deployment using docker but well, just a plan for when I have some spare time. Check this thread too for other opininons/services:

Another really useful tool is RockMigrations.

@Ivan Gretsky I had thought of doing this too! How's it working??

Ended up as sth like this: $wire->addHookAfter('Pages::saved', function($event) { $page = $event->arguments(0); if($page->template->name != "collection") return; try{ $iterator = new \DirectoryIterator("{$this->config->paths->root}assets/{$page->order_id}"); } catch(\Exception $e){ $this->warning("Directory with resources not ready"); return; } foreach ($iterator as $fileinfo){ if ($fileinfo->isFile()) { $path = $fileinfo->getPathname(); $file_name = $this->sanitizer->filename($fileinfo->getFilename()); switch($fileinfo->getExtension()){ case "mp4": $found = false; foreach($page->videos as $video){ $filename = $video->video_file->cleanBasename($file_name, false, false, true); if($filename == $video->video_file){ $found = true; } } if(!$found){ $newVideo = $page->videos->getNew(); $newVideo->save(); $newVideo->video_file->add($path); $newVideo->save('video_file'); $page->videos->add($newVideo); $page->save('videos'); } break; case "jpg": $file_name = $page->images->cleanBasename($file_name, false, false, true); if(!$page->images->findOne("name=$file_name")) { $page->images->add($path); $page->save('images'); } break; } } } });

I'm trying to add some files uploaded through FTP to a files field within a page. File is uploaded to /assets/{order_id} through FTP ProcessWire page has the order_id saved in a field to figure out the path later, and when the page is saved, trigggers the hook, it goes to the required folder and tries to pick the files to save them in the processwire image field (named 'images') or a repeater containing a file field to save videos. (repeater named 'videos', with a field withing it called 'video_file'). The main issue I'm having is that I don't want to copy the files twice if they already exist but for some reason the findOne() method on repeaters to find already upload files is returning false as if the file didn't exist ? PW version 3.0.184 EDIT: The save filename saved is obviously not the same since it's been sanitized lol ? $wire->addHookAfter('Pages::saved', function($event) { $page = $event->arguments(0); if($page->template->name != "template_name") return; $iterator = new \DirectoryIterator("{$this->config->paths->root}assets/{$page->order_id}"); foreach ($iterator as $fileinfo){ if ($fileinfo->isFile()) { $path = $fileinfo->getPathname(); $file_name = $this->sanitizer->selectorValue($fileinfo->getFilename()); switch($fileinfo->getExtension()){ case "mp4": //video_file is a field within the repeaters $selector = "video_file={$file_name}"; // 'videos' is a repeater field $found = $page->videos->findOne($selector); // This one is returning false all the time :( if(!$found){ $newVideo = $page->videos->getNew(); $newVideo->save(); $newVideo->video_file->add($path); $newVideo->save('video_file'); $page->videos->add($newVideo); $page->save('videos'); }else{ bd("Found already added!"); } break; case "jpg": // This one is returning false all the time :( if(!$page->images->findOne("name=$file_name")) { $page->images->add($path); $page->save('images'); } break; } } } });

I think MediaManager or FieldtypeDynamicOptions could help you, depending on your needs, check them out!

Hi! Does anyone know if there is a hook to filter out custom fields of image/file fields under certain conditions? For example, if the 'images' field is on certain template, I want to exclude the rendering of a 'url_address' field that would normally show within the custom fields. I would have hoped somewhere like here would have been enable for hooks. EDIT: As always, some writing makes the brain work, going to try the already famous hook before the InputfieldWrapper::render method lol

find() in the end uses has_parent, so I don't think there's much difference. https://github.com/processwire/processwire/blob/master/wire/core/Page.php#L2222

Have you tried: $page->find('template=event'); Should return all descendants of the current page.

This seems to be related with recent updates, check the last comment here: https://github.com/processwire/processwire-issues/issues/1428

I normally have either Mailgun or Sendgrid help me do this even while on dev. Or there is probably a linux equivalent to something like Mailhog??

You are right, I got a bit confused with the documentation page, the response doesn't have info about the header. Did you try get_headers?

Have you tried PHP's get_headers? What's wrong with the way you are doing it now? I understand from your replies that it is actually working? Also, the request's JSON seems to have a topic field that you can check too, in case you want to skip the header check.

Haven't tested myself but this topic seems to have quite a bit of info: What seems to be the most helpful is the find() method on the FieldtypeComments class. https://processwire.com/api/ref/fieldtype-comments/find/

Can you try: $form->getChildByName('store')->attr('value');

Same way except I like to put it within the Home page, under a Website Options tab.

Hi @nbcommunication! First of all, thanks for this awesome module! I'm a user of PageimageSrcset too! I was wondering, how do you handle when webp's are larger in size than the original jpegs?? This happens to me far more often than I'd like to and sometimes it's more than double the size of the jpg image ? I went ahead and set useUrlOnSize option to true, though the source type attribute then it's kinda wrong although it seems to work just fine! Anyway, just wondering if you had come across a similar issue. Maybe it's worth being able to set the webp options in the render method?

Can you try: $block->getLanguageValue($user->language, 'textarea');

Oh yes of course, sorry! Didn't mean to sound condescending was just trying to elaborate for @cryostar! I got confused into who I was answering.

I remember Snipcart does have recurring payments but not on their latest API ? My first idea would be to look into the actual payment gateway provider, in my case my first option is Stripe which I've used their Checkout API and it's pretty straighforward, very well documented and saves a lot of development time by basically letting stripe do a lot of the heavy lifting including the actual subscription management. But I haven't actually done a subscription site! So this is all wishful thinking haha. https://stripe.com/docs/billing/subscriptions/checkout#create-session EDIT: Just realized this is a very old topic ?

That is the output of a PageArray, try making a find() that finds more than one page, and you''ll see what I mean! It would render something like this: 1107|1200|1201|1021 So, since you only find ONE page, it only outputs that page, but it is still an instance of a PageArray object getting echoed, and the echo outputs like the example. Take a look a this line of the PageArray class: https://github.com/processwire/processwire/blob/master/wire/core/PageArray.php#L701 And I'll venture to say this has to do with this magic method: https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.magic.php#object.tostring

An alternative would also be findOne: