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Just installed Login/Register/Profile module, created a page reference field and a select options field to test, added both fields to the user template and the module settings, added the module code to a template and it worked. Maybe me screenshots help in some way.

If the job needs to be done just download all files manually or try Site Profile Exporter. Some tipps and details on how to migrate manually can be found here: https://processwire.com/docs/security/migration/

I love their idea of minimal code and uncluttered but yet customizable tools. I recently set up a machine with Linux again to find out if I could establish a more solid workflow than on Windows. After several tests I finally decided to go with Ubuntu 19.04 and the Gnome desktop. It works pretty well so far. On another way way older machine I run Manjaro with i3 and hopefully soon some suckless tools. It's amazing how well that old Thinkpad X201 performs with that kind of OS.

Just in case: suckless.org > surf = http://surf.suckless.org/

@louisstephens I just send you a message - attached to it the whole script.

Maybe I don't really understand your problem here. The default language itself is english but as soon as you install a language pack to/into the default language it's (in your case) russian. Or french. Or finnish. From then on it's business as usual. Have you ever used ProcessWire before? What's the main issue you are facing right now? The overall functionality of ProcessWire maybe? My PWBRecipes profile has english as default, too. That won't help you.

I don't know any video you could watch which explains that ProcessWire setup in that detail. But as you are working on a fresh installation you don't have to anything. Almost. You can just add pages, add content in russian language and you are done. There might be some parts in the frontend which need translation and those can either be changed in the template itself or within the language (default language: /yourProcessWireAdmin/setup/languages/edit/?id=1010). Depending on how much experience you have with ProcessWire and what kind of page you want to build you SHOULD read what I linked to above. You may even want to read the tutorials on how to work with the whole setup.

Well... change the content in your pages, edit the template files (/site/templates/) if necessary and you are ready to go. You might want to take a closer look at this: https://processwire.com/docs/multi-language-support/ There you will find every detail you need and probably want to know. The most relevant parts are in your template files in the content pages itself. There is not much necessary here. Did you a fresh ProcessWire installation or are you updating an existing one?

At this point it's quite easy. First of all import the language pack. As you have already done I guess. Second to that change labels/titles. As you have done already as well. Third and last part log out and log in again. That performs kind of a reset in your session and cache. The ProcessWire interface should be in russian then.

And... please don't get me wrong here. I'm the last one who is against a cool and exciting fun project. I just don't think this will really work out that well.

Like this PW Marketplace? I get the idea of a marketplace, like the ones from Envato and similar, but to be honest: No. There are already really nice community projects out there: PW Recipes, weekly.pw, modules.pw, isit.pw, PW Review and at least another I know about which isn't public yet. Most commercial modules have their place in the modules directory, themes marketplaces came and are gone now. My advice... just start and try. Fingers crossed! Btw. Patreon isn't the best option for things like that. Even PayPal has better conditions. ?

Ok, thought it's something a module shows you or something like that. As @dragan already said your site is actually quite fast. There could be done something with image-loading but that's it.

What is generation time?

Never really thought about that detail but in terms of naming... Clone = I'd expect the same created/modified dates Copy = I wouldn't be shocked if those dates would be different An option in the module settings to change the behaviour could be nice - at least in your case. I can't really remember a situation in which I used those date. I almost always rely on additional date fields.

Had this happen quite often in previous versions of ProcessWire. With 3.0.123 (I guess - maybe even earlier) it worked right from the start. In those prior versions I worked out a trick somehow. Therefore I created another textarea field, added it to the template, changed the field's settings to use the same myStyles.js and all of a sudden it worked. In some cases using another browser or private window, resetting the whole cache and cookies worked as well. And sometimes I just tinkered within the wrong fields, didn't save my files or was on a wrong instance.

Sounded good at first but ok... you worked it out in another way-

Can't test right now but does that help? returnRelative (bool) Make returned array have filenames relative to given start $path? (default=false) https://processwire.com/api/ref/wire-file-tools/find/

Ok... never dealt with that actually.

In terms of frontend stuff I always use /site/templates/styles/myCSSfile.css or as I use ProCache most of the time mySCSSfile.scss. Never had the need to make it dynamic as the folder is always the at the same place. In modules it might be different but as my modules are more or less quite basic and without CSS never had to deal with it there.

I challenged myself for something similar in the past but ended that due to my lack of knowledge in JS/AJAX handling. The thing I mentioned before was done with Angular JS - and a third-party developer involved to do that magic - and I re-created the JSON he needed in PW-page/queries. If it's ok I will dig through to my archives the following weekend and look for the templates/JSON I created for that project. It will not be perfect for your things but maybe it gives you an idea somehow.

Ok... I get it. Well... sessions are sometimes a thing on its own. In some settings my sessions live forever and sometimes they expire right away.

Same here... I just did my own thing then and created a template for that where I did what I wanted to create. I build the whole JSON based on the things I needed and it worked out quite well. It was easy to cache as well which was a benefit back at that time. I neither worked with sub-pages, nor AJAX but with a repeater field that contained a page reference (Occupation - in your case) and a text field (for more details about that if needed). Therefore I had everything in my object (a product in my case) and could iterate over every item (product) I defined by an URL. It looked similar to this: domain.tld/api/{object}/{identifier} or domain.tld/api/product/9876 Maybe I have still access to some of the files and post some snippets here. Just in case... what will be the result of this whole setup. Just to get in the right context.

What did you do in/with your hooks to mess with ProcessWire sessions?

Wow... that's way more text than you see on most Squarespace pages. ?

There is an example in the _main.php of the Multilanguage Site Profile. You can see it here: https://github.com/processwire/processwire/blob/master/site-languages/templates/_main.php#L65