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Germany starts to close schools, cancels events and in parts public areas as restaurants and bars (Munich, Berlin as an example - more to come for sure). Borders will be closed starting tomorrow. Hospitals, doctors and various other medical areas are in... "alert mode". I live on the countryside and people stay calm, no panic so far and no shortage for toilet paper or even "anti-viral/desinfect stuff". Clients have to cancel lots of their events (creatives like comedians, restaurants, schools) but they see it as their responsibility to keep everyone as safe as possible. Hard times as it's their bread and butter but... somehow this will work out at the end. Hopefully. Keep and stay safe everyone!

Not that much has changed since my inital post but still I want to give a short update. One thing has changed and made my life easier. I re-installed Manjaro and used it's XFCE edition and installed i3 afterwards. So I had everything in place I may need in the future - as in graphical interfaces for changes or settings. But to be honest... I never needed it by now. Still... happy to have it around. Another thing I changed was the keyboard layout. I used to use a QWERTZ (DE) keyboard but for a few weeks now I'm using a QWERTY (ANSI) mechanical keyboard and layout. Im still struggling to hit each and every key in the right moment but... well... it works quite well so far. Most of the time it's even easier than before as < >, [ ] and { } are way easier to type as before. At least while writing code. (Dear german/austrian/swiss DEVs... try an ANSI QWERTY keyboard... brackets, braces and however they are called... are way easier to type.) Don't know how I got here but by now my full boot time is down to 11 seconds, which is nice, but overall... using lots of terminal programs my CPU load and memory usage went way down. CPU on average 10%, and RAM at about 1GB. Quite impressive on a 2015 Thinkpad with i7 with 8GB of RAM. Due to a dedicated swapfile I can almost double my RAM to 16GB in order to run Chromium, Firefox, Opera, Brave and Vivaldi, while Thunderbird, ScreamingFrog, VS Code and lots of other apps running. Git, Yarn, NPM and all the tools I almost never used running almost each and every day - in terminal but still. Still struggling to prepare my MS Surface to love Linux but... yeah... everyone needs I hobby I guess. Details can be seen in the screenshot below... otherwise... ask here or in the DMs.

Wow... thanks @joshua for this. This is really a nice extension or more advanced and often asked for solution. I wil definitely try this and check out what is possible with your module. Great work!

That's unique to the ProcessWire-environment. Never trust a Tax-Guide that's older than a month. ?

Well... that guide is from 2014 - maybe back then life wasn't that easy in the PW-world. I don't know. ?

I don't use AoS... so it's actually not the reason. The reason is way more PW-like:

Maximize works right out of the box. I use it in almost every installation without adding anything new - besides the Maximize entry in the CKEditor-field settings.

Go back to modules and install the second part of the module called "Duplicator - Packages Manager". Afterwards you can manage your packages.

Use the Duplicator module by @flydev ??. http://modules.processwire.com/modules/duplicator/ I just started using it myself and already LOVE it. Take your 2 minutes to configure it and from there... moving sites is super easy.

Woah... that sounds nice. You can safely ignore them if necessary. They never caused any issues within my setups and environments so I never bothered to ignore them.

And of course... always a fresh DB dump.

I don't think it is necessary to start from scratch. Maybe you should ask your webhoster what they changed. Maybe their design-department was p*ssed and deleted/manipulated some files but I really can't imagine that - to be honest. I simple PHP change wouldn't cause such an issue - hence my thought about deleted/manipulated files. Updating/deleting the ProcessWireUpgrade module might already be enough as @BitPoet mentioned. It's strange your backend doesn't work at all. @dragan spotted a good isse as well - the install.php - but still... Where are you located (FR maybe?) - maybe we know someone somewhere around you who could assist here.

In most cases... everything but /wire/.

That's a weird error. Can you login into the backend? If so... clear all compiled module files. Another option could be disabling the module itself. Sharing your screen could help. Sadly I don't use Skype or Teamviewer. Do you have full access to your site via FTP?

If you are using Mailchimp... there are at least 2 modules that could handle that. If you have FormBuilder... you could use it as well to submit entries to 3rd parties, such as Mailchimp.

ProcessWire 3.0.123 and PHP 7.2 play really nice together out of the box. An update or upgrade of ProcessWire therefore isn't needed actually. The downtime you experience might be another issue... either cached pages, a bunch of cached compiled files and modules... are there any errors in the frontend or in the logs (Setup > Logs) you could share with us? Is only the frontend or even the backend/admin area affected by those issues? Or maybe even better a link to your site. Oh... welcome to the best community in the world. ?

Sorry @alexmercenary I somehow missed your question. There is no hook or option in the module itself for this. You could somehow set an individual class to the body tag on certain pages and hide the whole banner with CSS. body.noCookies #cookie-manager { display: none !important; } /* OR */ body.page-1234 #cookie-manager { display: none !important; } /* OR */ body.tpl-basic-page #cookie-manager { display: none !important; }

The comments below are GOLD! Nonetheless... there are two more reviews on that site - which are 5 and 4.5 star reviews: https://www.g2.com/products/processwire/reviews#reviews

Sad to say but I have not that much time to test this the next few days... so I have to ask: How nice does StaticWire play with ProCache? Will I export the ProCached-version of my pages - including compiled CSS and JS, minified HTML?

I guess you followed your instructions so... I'm quite clueless as well. I just stumbled across this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/26336358 - maybe it helps to check if it actually works at all.

Straight from the ProcessWire .htaccess file: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\. [NC] RewriteCond %{SERVER_ADDR} !=127.0.0.1 RewriteCond %{SERVER_ADDR} !=::1 RewriteRule ^ %{ENV:PROTO}://www.%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301] That should work right away... are you using a real hosting account or something like Github pages or Netlify?

Hi @gebeer, you are right - there is no detailed opt-in like Borlabs or Klaro have by now. I played with something like that in an experimental version of that plugin but it's far from ready to use - maybe a proof-of-concept maybe even less. For the time being I use the manage/opt-in/consent solution to let the user opt-in to allow cookies/scripts/trackers. They are all listed on the privacy page. Until the visitor gives its ok, I block everything - or better to say: I don't load anything until that point. if (localStorage.getItem('pwcmbAllowCookies') === 'y') { // load Google Analytics // load Matomo // load whatever } I have to add the detail that most of my clients don't use Google Analytics and weird tracking/post-view trackers anymore. They never looked into their analytics before and drop them now. They get their metrics from Google My Business, Bing Webmaster and in most cases that's all they need. Fair enough.

Short note for all those who use this module. In a fresh install of ProcessWire 3.0.148 this module (yes, it's only officially support until 2.7 - but still) stopped working properly. Settings like skipping existing pages/entries will be ignored and the import into date fields is not possible at all. Last working environment I can confirm is ProcessWire 3.0.133.

That as well. I fixed that later on. Somehow I broke the entire setup at different parts now - beside the issue mentioned above - and plan a complete rebuild. But that's fine actually as it was more or less a playground.

To keep you all in the mood...