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Thanks @diogo, the export function is already in place within a project but it's still a lot of work going that route. So much to clean up afterwards. I looked into the API but that wasn't exactly what I thought I remembered and searched a bit more. I stumbled over Webflow Pages for WordPress which is fairly close but the other way around - Webflow in a CMS. Quite nice but still not I was looking and hoping for. @AndZykthe CMS is actually quite nice for small projects as far as I was told and what I have seen. The project I'm working on right now has so much data entries (events, bands, locations, and such) and the client is already a bit frustrated with only a few sample datasets. Therefore we looked into other options and... here we are. For now I will just spend my time cleaning up those export files and do the rest in ProcessWire. Thank you guys!

Wow... Thank you so much @Cybermano! That helped a lot and gave a good insight, ways, options, and things the module can do. Next step for me will be... playing around with it as there is quite a lot to play with.

Just in case it gets worse: https://processwire.com/blog/posts/optimizing-404s-in-processwire/

We all know webflow for one or another reason. While some of us (like me) aren't real fans of those zero-code tools but... they are still quite charming of some kind. At least you can build prototypes quite fast and play around with a lot of different things which take lots of time without webflow - like animations and such. So... my questions goes into another direction. Here we go: Is webflow capable of connecting to an external data source aka database aka ProcessWire JSON/API/GraphQL instance? I looked up several topics in their forums but... it's either way too late, the search was wrong, or webflow is not capable of such things. I'm confused as I thought and maybe even remember an announcement that advertised exactly that feature. Can you guys either enlighten me or direct me to a topic of that kind?

Thanks @Pete. Didn't know about that.

I remember you did something for a restaurant and put somehow allergens in it... is this the module for that? If so... I really don't get what this module could do for me. I built several restaurants sites now and had to deal with those details for each and every dish... I really don't want to offend you but I just don't understand what I see here. Maybe the was just too long already.

So true! Repeaters are nice but... only in limited cases. Keep the title field - reuse or overwrite it with a unique identifier of some kind or anything else... had so many cases I thought I wouldn't need it but at the end it was somehow my lifesaver or at least the one and only unique identifier I had. Free your mind from the label "title"... you can write anything in it, either way. You could also ignore that field, remove it in your template to be seen and work with the module PageUseIdAsName to get your unique identifiers.

Hey @Pete... do you have an idea when we will have the reputation count back? The more I use the forum now, the more I somehow want it back as fast as possible. It's probably weird but... it was such a great indicator for a lot of things here. And no... it's not about my silly amount of reputation points.

Hey @LuisM... just a short feedback on this. I'm really happy you would take your time to guide me and probably anyone else trough this setup and what's possible with it. I already talked to @bernhard in the past several times in regards to his module as I was super interested how all that works. I'm still impressed what he does with that setup. I really really love those kinds of setups, workflows and automations... yet... the initial setup of RockMigration is already way larger and more complex than any of my projects. My projects (look at muskaat.de) are most of the time super simple and straight forward. They do what they need to do... sometimes more complex, sometimes only a few more files, and most of the time only a DEV and LIVE stage. Nothing I'd need such a setup for. Even though I really am a Spielkind (someone that loves to play around with all possible options). Still... I know and understand the benefits of those setups with RockMigrations - and your addition to it - and what they could and can do. As I'm most of the time the one and only developer for now... Git is perfectly fine for any workflow I can imagine. I'm missing two or three developers on my side and maybe a few more stages, like dev / qa / testing / preprod / live, within my projects to really benefit from your and @bernhard's modules. Yet... I really appreciate all the things you both and several others here build to make ProcessWire even more awesome for whoever.

What do you get there? Back in the days cody house was more or less something like a plain HTML/CSS/Webdesign course of some kind. Right now by looking at their site it looks almost like you would get quite nice skeletons for what ever use case. Am I wrong with that?

To be honest... what you @LuisM and @bernhard built... it's somehow awesome but either way somehow insane. I love it... even though I almost will never use it by myself... as it's either too complex or way out of my comfort zone. (for now) Yet... I really appreciate what you @bernhard do for the community with all your modules and ideas and you @LuisM who builds things on top of it. Love it!

We should keep reputation count IMO. As it's a good quality signal.

This might be some kind of an unpopular opinion but... ProcessWire gets even better while reading the docs, recreate all tutorials available, and through repeating each and every step from installation to writing a hook within a module. That's how I started to love ProcessWire - coming from Textpattern with a background in Drupal, Wordpress and other CMSs. I'm everything but a programmer, coder or developer... still I can do so many things I always wanted and needed to do. My very first project (2014/2015) with ProcessWire was awesome back in the days. It had so many features, functions, options, and what-ever... yet... looking into the code today... I was a foolish guy back in the days. Yet the project is still alive, running, and the client is happy as ever. You will grow with each and every project, while reading in the forum. Yes... reading each and every post here (top right corner: unread; thats a nice link you might want to add as your starting page) will help you so much. I'm into ProcessWire for quite a long time... yet I find so many things it can do... without even knowing. To be fair... you are right... the community here is way more than awesome than anywhere else! IMO* Final words to this loose rambling... Welcome to ProcessWire! * IMO

In my case everything was logged as expected. Each and every try was in the logs. The website was almost on point... maybe a minute or so off but yet... pretty good. Almost too good. But hey... perfect... it's working for you now. Awesome! Short update here: While SendGrid and the module work as expected I/we moved on using mailjet.de with WireMailSmtp. The project (as in "client") wants and needs to be perfectly fine with DSGVO/GDPR and therefore Mailjet was the better option. As they (client) send quite a huge amount of mails of any kind they were ready to pay one of their standard plans that should fit their needs. I disabled all tracking, opening and whatever options they offer in the settings as the project should create through all instances only a very small data footprint with as little data as possible. Right now the client and their "data and privacy" consultant are quite happy. So... if you are within the EU (or have been in there) look at mailjet. As Mailgun and Mailjet are somehow one company... I will play with the WireMailMailgun module in the next weeks. Maybe it works.

Hey @benbyf... I don't know if it's working now within your project... so I'll make it short: The module is working perfectly fine in my setup which is 10 minutes old and is running on PW 3.0.179. I just created an API key, limited it to just sending mails, put it in the module config and everything was fine - almost. The sandbox option prevents sending mails so it needs to be removed. I don't use any of the other options within the module expect logging. SendGrid tells you your usage (you fill find that link in the bottom of the sidebar) so you can check if something was sent. Another option is of course this gem here: https://processwire-recipes.com/recipes/logging-outgoing-emails/ (which is in place as well and logged all of my test mails).

Thanks again for this little helper, @Soma!

Thank you @teppo! ? https://weekly.pw/issue/371/

Is there anything else that may be the cause for the slow down? Only have 3.0.179 for tests on hand but just used exactly your code and only the initial load takes a bit longer as the webp needs to be created. Even older version (before 3.0.165) do very well with webp. Are there any errors or warnings in the logs? Anything else that shouldn't be? Any image or file modules in place?

I regularly use the ImportPagesCSV module and upload around 3-5 files each week. Right now none of these files exists anymore in the filesystem. Therefore I looked into the module and it uses $files->unlink() Here is a link to that line via Github: https://github.com/ryancramerdesign/ImportPagesCSV/blob/93fa3f1110be5b51b50c5f903d1d182a20565b26/ImportPagesCSV.module#L441 Maybe that helps a bit.

It is realtime. In your case not so much. Please check if you find the PageHitCounter cookie. If not check if the JavaScript gets embedded at all. If not... you might be missing a closing </body>.

Do you use Windows? If so... try Laragon for local installations - which I absolutely prefer and recommend. Should be way easier to test all kinds of installations. What kind of setup do you use?

@Rob(AU) will find this on his own... some day... probably. ?

The suckless-philosophy... ❤️

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!