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Thanks for the tip! Yeah, I guess this will do the trick ?

Thanks for this, I think I will keep it uninstalled, partly because I do not like it's menu item to appear in the main menu. However, on he Tracy settings page: Adminer settings are available here. results in a system message "Unknown module", so you might wan to change it to something like Adminer settings are only available when the Process Tracy Adminer module is installed.

Hello @Gadgetto The easiest way to add Codemirror is by using AdminOnSteroid module, see: https://github.com/rolandtoth/AdminOnSteroids/wiki/CKEaddons Beside a one click install, you can also configure loads of other things to your liking ?

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It is quite common to use one or two characters for "translate functions", since they are typed and used a lot. Some examples: https://codex.wordpress.org/I18n_for_WordPress_Developers https://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/includes!bootstrap.inc/function/t/7.x https://docs.joomla.org/Making_templates_translatable Underscore appears to be a popular one.

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Thanks for the link @flydev! How secure a VPN is always a contradictory topic. I am still testing it as far as speed, access and download possibilities are concerned. So far I cannot complain for the price/features ratio. As for DNS leaking I cannot say much, but I'n not really after rock solid privacy but instead: access. You are certainly right to point out that pureVPN might not be the one for anyone, however they have at least improved on their Refund Policy: https://www.purevpn.com/refund-policy.php. Your linked article mentions "3 GB or 100 sessions = VOID", currently they have a "31-Day Refund Policy" with exceptions like: "some payment methods do not support the refund option. We have clearly marked such payment methods "non-refundable" during the checkout process". All in all, I'm still testing...

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Hi, yes, there is: For this you might want to use cached data, or am I missing something?

Hello, Before outputting anything in your template file, simply check: if ($config->ajax)... eg: If you do not use jQuery – which does this for you – you need to add this key-value-pair to your requests: key: X-Requested-With value: XMLHttpRequest like : request.setRequestHeader('X-Requested-With', 'XMLHttpRequest');

I think it is highly improbable that anyone has the time to write a book on PW in the near future, however, the docs are being updated, extended and reorganized by Ryan so it will probably be a good substitute for a book anyway (and free ? ). See: http://processwire.com/blog/posts/rebuilding-pw-website-part2/

Welcome to the PW forum, We have similar discussions, you might want to learn tips and tricks there: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/14587-mixing-pages-and-fields-in-a-page-list/ https://processwire.com/talk/topic/16886-linking-pages-to-each-other-without-being-parents/ https://processwire.com/talk/topic/15001-solved-reciprocal-fields/ I recommend reading @clsource's blog post, found here: https://medium.com/@clsource/understanding-processwire-templates-fields-and-pages-201aecd0a1a4

Thanks for the write up, it looks promising indeed! In the long run, my client would be interested in such a feature for sure.

Normally this is what you should do: make sure templates are set to "HTTP or HTTPS" – which is the default – on the URLs tab and certainly not to "HTTP only" in .htaccess, uncomment the rules under "9. If you only want to allow HTTPS, uncomment the RewriteCond and RewriteRule lines below." and yes, a properly installed SSL is a must ? recommended: also make sure you do not have any hardwired or third party http URLs

AOS also has this tweak: https://github.com/rolandtoth/AdminOnSteroids/wiki/FileFieldTweaks

More on Gutenberg (it is a bird's-eye view article, and as such just a quick read) https://toolset.com/2018/11/toolsets-plans-for-wordpress-5-0-and-gutenberg/ TL;DR:

I also used Arvixe for a about a year three years ago, but I moved to SiteGround. I never regretted it ? If you go with GoGeek https://www.siteground.com/web-hosting.htm or some even more expensive options then SiteGround'a ticketing support is very-very responsive (first reply is between 5 and 20 minutes, with responsive follow ups), also, mostly they can help right out of the box, but if not, problems can be solved with a relatively short conversation. Their servers are fast too. If you pick shared hosting like GoGeek, then keep in mind that there are resource limits but with a properly implemented ProcessWire site it should not be a problem at all. Their backup system is good, they even have full account custom snapshot support.

Hello @breezer, welcome to the PW forums, If you do a quick google search like this: https://www.google.hu/search?ei=JOnpW_G4LIG0kwWxyo7gDQ&q=forum+module+site%3Aprocesswire.com%2Ftalk then you can see that there is interest in a forum module for ProcessWire, for sure. Whether you can earn "enough" by making it commercial is a different matter. Keep in mind that PW has a relatively low user base, at least compared to other more popular systems out there. Still, paying for a complex module instead of implementing it can be a great timesaver if the given module comes with proper support.

related discussion:

This one?

What kind of drug are they on, I wonder...?

I still think there is no "best" answer, at least we will not have Ryan and a team of "pro devs" at our disposal to decide what is best... Even if someone knowledgeable in the given topic provides a really good answer, that might not be the best approach in all cases. In short: seeking for the best or even just using the word "best" is not a good idea. I would list "solutions" instead, a list of replies under the opening post, linking to the available solutions. Also note that it often happens that the person providing a working solution revisits it, and later on provides a better one ? BTW, not all topics are about solving issues, we have quick tips, tutorials, etc... and even in those cases, some "very useful" comments could be listed under the first post. We also have module support topics. Those would also benefit from such a list whereby module authors could list further feature announcements and such.

There are already various requests to streamline the fragmented blog posts into an integrated doc, and Ryan hinted that he is actually working on that: "...But because so much important stuff ends up in these blog posts, I wanted to have a way to categorize them so that they could be automatically connected with the relevant documentation pages." I just wanted to make sure Tracy will not get left out and takes the prominent position it deserves ? after all, it is the best developer tool for ProcessWire (magnitudes more useful than any other out there), so it is not just an ordinary module.

Sorry for not being clear, I used the word "documentation" but I was actually thinking of the very closely related tutorials for newcomers. I do believe that there should be a place to showcase the best and most useful 3rd party modules used by lots of us, especially when they are maintained.