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Most often comes up when a page with a form was reloaded while it was already submitted or in the process of submitting the details - at least thats when I see this kind of error. Did you install it on the very same setup (on Strato) and maybe even with the same domain you installed a few days ago? If so... there might have been session cookie conflict of some kind.

Restaurant Blechnapf Neumünster - https://www.restaurant-blechnapf.de/ Fine culinary dining combined with a similar fine setup of design and webdev can be found at Blechnapf, Neumünster. One of our oldest partners in crime culinary highlights. Classic german dishes, experimental dishes based on classic dishes and even very own creations of all-time classics. Even though they are officially targetting your taste buds you can find a lot of more adventures there. They offer support for all kinds of experiences from readings, poetry slams, business meetings and even weddings (just in case you are around this wonderful place). Design details A classic modern setup of goodness (which got a very recent visual upgrade with way more and bold colors) - as someone described it already. Nothing super fancy, yet classic, modern, and with a very personal own style. Website, printed menue cards and even vcards come in the same style. Guess what was first. ;) Technical details PageHitCounter RepeaterMatrix (Pro) Import Pages from CSV Markup Sitemap XML PrivacyWire Simple Contact Form The team behind this: Muskaat for the technical part (yes, I'm part of Muskaat) https://www.muskaat.de/ Polimorf for the design part https://www.polimorf.de/ I hope you'll enjoy this site as much as I do!

Klippo Eutin - https://www.klippo-eutin.de/ "Is my child safe while walking around town?"... well at least in Eutin (Germany) children of all ages are safe now or at least they can find a spot in case they need help. Our client and partner Deutscher Kinderschutzbund Eutin e.V. (roughly translated to: German Child Protection Association Eutin) started a new initiative to help children finding a safespace while en route through town. No matter what - a missed transportation, low battery, in need of a toilet, or whatever. Certified partners of Klippo Eutin help children of all ages to overcome all kinds of situations challenging their day. Verified in person and visible through special markers at and within the locations and their showrooms so children know how to find help now. Klippo Eutin is our second iteration after Klippo Neumünster for this kind of project and builds a new foundation of even more cities to build this kind of service for children all around Germany and even other countries. Design details Childish, yet... practical with some kind of nerdiness with a lot of details here and there. From logo art to vector backgrounds all around. We love the details. As always. Oh... and yes... the screenshot might already be different to the details you see online as this is one of our rolling-release-development projects - whenever there is an update necessary it will be developed and released. For the good cause. Yet... there is more planned and coming in the future. Technical details Google Map Marker PageHitCounter PrivacyWire Changelog Verified URL (Pro) ProCache (Pro) (Eigenwerbung [Advertising upcoming]: you know cities that might be interested, let us know... we already have a solution ready to start in your area, almost worldwide, and even better: we can provide contacts for Germany to get this kind of project started!) The team behind this: Muskaat for the technical part (yes, I'm part of Muskaat) https://www.muskaat.de/ Polimorf for the design part https://www.polimorf.de/ I hope you'll enjoy this site as much as we do!

No... it's not perfect at all. Otherwise it would work with a NEURALINK from Elon Musk so I could do everything from a beach in Florida or a BBQ Steak House in Texas without even thinking about it. :D Jokes aside... it's damn near perfect for those that want control and freedom. Your initial problems were problems for you (as mean as it sounds)... more experienced users would probably just start doing what they want to do and fix things later as they know it's not a real problem. And yes... I know how this might sound to you. But be sure to know that most of the powerusers here have seen all kinds of problems already and now how to deal with those - if necessary at all. Don't take my word for it. Look into the Showcase. Read through some other posts here (you will learn so much! As I did several years ago.)

Regarding: SOLVED That doesn't matter that much. Maybe @Pete can tell us where to mark a topic as SOLVED. Ok... I thought of a file of some kind the hosting company provides or such. Fine! To be really honest here: ProcessWire works way easier and with less problems than WordPress even in regards to inital setups and installations - at least thats my experience for the last 6 years or so. But ok... yes... sometimes it can be difficult. ProcessWire isn't perfect by any means but at least there is more freedom in it (in my opinion). Glad you still use ProcessWire, want to use ProcessWire and take part in this community. You won't regret it!

Off-topic but your VIM config sounds very interesting to me but maybe we should open another thread for that. You said your client uses word processors and such... maybe... your client copied things into CKEditor that weren't filtered with the regular sanitizer features or maybe even punycode or things like that. Do you mind sharing the content from that field? Maybe some of us or maybe even only @ryan can look into it. It won't hurt anyone so far. (Just an idea... to be clear.) At least we all can take something with us from this.

Where and how? Don't know what you mean with this. As author of this thread you can either mark the thread or an answer as solution - I guess. I haven't seen it by now. You could change the title to [SOLVED] ... as well. Which works fine here as well. Hey... ProcessWire has the best community from all! And I've seen a lot.

In case you tried all solutions found here and on the web, already using redirects that work... stop thinking about that message. I've seen it so many times but never had an issue. As it's Strato... it will work. You might have to change RewriteBase (around line 172 in /.htaccess) but that's it. The question @BillH asked regarding Check again and a possible error 500 is a good point.

So... there is something in your CKEditor field that breaks parts of your site... weird. I guess you still have the original content and therefore could try these tools: https://www.soscisurvey.de/tools/view-chars.php https://dostring.com/show-hidden-characters They should show and tell which or what characters are hidden in plain sight. As your client will continue to use his tools he knows this problem might occur again some day and maybe the sanitizer for textareas needs an upgrade of some kind. Yet... good to see you got it fixed to some point.

Never worked with Docker so my knowledge there is super limited. So therefore I looked this up: https://www.google.de/search?q=processwire docker (there might be a few directions to go) The behaviour you mentioned is strange. There should be at least some kind of information. Please enable the debug mode which should tell you more about your setup and problems with it. In /site/config.php is the $config->debug option which needs to be set to true. Please check that your Docker container uses Apache 2, PHP 7.4, and a recent MySQL/MariaDB database version. mod_rewrite is necessary to make everything work. If possible try ProcessWire in either something like Laragon (Windows), MAMP (Mac) or within any other LAMP stack. And... Welcome to the ProcessWire forum @KenM!

You could download a backup of your database and just look through it. Sometimes you'll something that's off. But I almost think that there must be another issue of some kind. Ok... there is nothing in your code that seems wrong to me. Still a weird issue. Especially with the new page you created. That's something I don't understand.

There shouldn't be anything else. While Strato wouldn't be my first choice it's a fairly good option. I maintain a few ProcessWire sites on Strato hosting and they work flawlessly. Migration is easy and the more often you do it, it will become super easy and kind of a routine. The Duplicator module might be the best option here. A local dev environment makes it so much easier and more fun to work with ProcessWire.

So it seems to be server-side at this point. Your setup overall looks totally fine if it's running within a hosted environment or Laragon/XAMP/MAMP... Try to install ProcessWire... look what comes up next... in most cases there shouldn't be any problems. Can you tell us more about the environment, the hosting company or whatever you use? Maybe there is somethings special about that environment. IONOS (1&1) are some kind of special - for example.

Just a totally different approach in terms of ... creating a new template of some kind. Whenever I start a new project I look up possible definitions, and standards I could need and use within that project. For example schema.org, microformats, and similar... events, corporations, business, personal data, whatever... most of the time I find things I could use from all around the web. In some cases I call our chamber of commerce and similar for details about things they save, have to save or need to save about companies of all kind. Sometimes I even talk to my accountant, my lawyer and other similar "institutions"... whoever can help me. Sometimes the niche even has standards defined I can use and therefore I use them (for example: book stores). Then... whenever I set up a new templates for whatever data-object I need to save... I keep it flat... I don't care if a template has 10 or 100 fields... (books are a perfect example here). I need those details each and everywhere therefore I don't want to work with if/else, case, joins or whatever to get my details. I only reference small bits and only those I really have to and want to reference (authors of books, form of organization, and similar). Just my two cents.

Do you mind posting your menu-builder code and the things related to it. Maybe there is something off of some kind. Another thought here... did the database crash in the past or something? I can't remember having that issue in any of my sites or projects so far.

Found these two links with more details about Page::statusCorrupted: https://github.com/processwire/processwire-issues/issues/909 Even though I read both parts I'm not really sure what to do next. I'd probably try saving that page again via API with output formatting off or maybe even just create a new page and move all content over to that new one.

So... first thought was: no mod_rewrite or a missing .htaccess file. But as you just uploaded everthing the .htaccess can't be there as the installer puts it in place while you install everything. As you weren't redirected to the installer the missing mod_rewrite support persists but... that shouldn't be the case on any modern hosting. The question now is... what kind of setup are you using: Shared hosting, vServer, Laragon, XAMP, MAMP, or ... ? Just in case: double check mod_rewrite support and as the file permissions. Maybe that's the problem. Just a guess. https://processwire.com/docs/security/file-permissions/ Can you tell us a bit more about the PW version, PHP version, MySQL/MariaDB version, etc.?

What happens when you switch those around? Will the second one always fail?

There must be missing a module or something. This is totally weird. Just tested it with includes and such. Works perfectly well.

Is each and every language module installed? Languages Support LanguageSupportFields LanguageSupportPageNames LanguageTabs Just did this in a clean blank installation, added a second language, and added this to one of the templates: <?php echo __("This is my translatable phrase."); ?> No issues at all. When I remember correctly there were issues in the past with some PHP versions but thats long ago. Another thing could be a missing namespace declaration. Or... try to copy parts of the multilanguage site profile over. https://github.com/processwire/processwire/tree/master/site-languages/templates The docs: https://processwire.com/docs/multi-language-support/code-i18n/

Just a wild guess but is it maybe necessary that the port is defined within site/config.php? $config->httpHosts = array('www.localhost:8888', 'localhost:8888');

First of all I would turn on debug mode if not already. That should tell a bit more even within the module. How many tables and rows were exported and shown on the live website? More tables and rows or the same amount? Have you looked into the .sql file? Could you spot something that looks a bit off? I once had a weird issue were creation dates were all set to something like 0000-00-00 00:00:00 which didn't work out very well. Another thing you could and maybe should try: Create a new database on your local server with the exact same settings (charset, db engine) and change import the SQL there. Yet another thing you could check: Does the database user in your local environment have all necessary privileges? Whats your local setup: MAMP, XAMP, Laragon, Docker?

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You can always add additional parameters to a subscription. See the example here: https://github.com/danielstieber/SubscribeToMailchimp#usage

Just in case - another possible way to handle things like this: https://processwire.com/modules/process-custom-upload-names/ Maybe not right now in your case but within larger projects this module comes in handy.