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Hi @BigRed generally this happen on error - you should check the logs on the module and if there is nothing relevant then check PHP logs on hosting side to spot the issue. If you are on a shared hosting then try enabling what @HerTha lastly posted just above on 1st January.

Good. Read my answer there for ckeditor (no idea for tinymce):

Hi, you could set a hook to set dir attribute on html tag or only on input(s) on language based and using bidir plugin on ck-editor to get parts of or whole backend as rtl as explained in thread linked by Bernhard, still seem the way to go.

Just for posteriority and show to readers how good the system run with a lot of pages. The system is going to be updated, and I just want to kept a trace of almost 7 years of service. The most important thing to me is: - not a single glitch since all this years - not a single update (excepting two core upgrade) Current grand total of pages: Selector: `$pages->count("status<" . Page::statusUnpublished . ", template!=admin")` Admin and frontpage load time: not really noticeable Result:

Glad you got it sorted out! Setting the “Flush ZIP after X MB” option often fixes issues like these on shared hosting environments. Congrats on the successful backup and thanks, happy new year too! 😅

Glad to hear that 👍

Hi @Claus Don't worry, you SHOULD do it before doing something else 🙂 Duplicator will not alter anything, still. --- Whether local or live, it's always recommended to make a copy to avoid any frustration. Duplicator will me a perfect copy of your live site and you will have possibility to either download the backup (package) from the admin page or manually from your FTP server. Inside the package you will have at hand your distant database backup and all distant files (based on the configuration -> see module's settings - using default settings is safe). So if your goal is to update your local dev, then you must (as always) make a backup of it just in case. Once that's said proceed following theses steps: make copy of your local dev create a backup on live site and download the package update your local dev site - here you have two options as I don't know how your local setup work: option 1 (manual): extract the zip and import your database then adjust database settings in config.php file to use your local database server. option 2 (auto) : use the installer.php and follow the steps to import everything Now, if you need to bring back modifications from the old dev (local) site to your new dev (based on fresh live site) then you have to do it manually. Using a diff tool make thing easier and faster. Using @bernhard migration is also a good option.

@bernhard I didn't found a thread about Consenty so im writing here. Are you wiling to accept a PR about making Consenty as node.js module? Creating a npm account isn't necessary as we can install libs from github. It wouldn't change nothing for people grabbing the minified file but it would be easier for installing and using it for people building apps using npm or yarn or whatever. I just realize that consenty isn't a pw module and I should have opened an issue on github 😅

you will find on the forum and internet a lot of threads about getting started on pw. There is one nice guide made by a big company I like to quote since: https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/hosting/cms/processwire/ ps: nice move 🤙

Hi @Laegnur I suggest you to use @nbcommunication Cloudflare turnstile module if it’s a valid option or @MoritzLost hCaptcha module as my module was not updated for a while, see: —- ps: you can get an introduction on https://weekly.pw/issue/542/ —- About the hook I writen above it may still work, but you have to debug it a bit. The issue you described seem to happen in verifyResponse() check your dev console by checking `Preserve log` on network tab to be able to check whats going on after a page reload.

About the logs they are generally located in /public_html/error_log or /logs/example_domain_com.php.error.log The database is not altered, the instaler basically just import your database backup file as is. Yeah, logs would help, but I will try to setup a muti-site instance to see how it work. I know the installer is also looking for the hardcoded `site` location.

Just a small note, if wirecli is installed globally, then to update it to the latest version, just type: composer global update wirecli/wire-cli

Thats make sense then. I think we never had this case and as I never used this setup, we can assume it's not supported (you spotted the constant). I am interested to get the log from the server that you can get on the CPanel. I open an issue on github, I will test it. edit: @MarkE what is the version of PHP ? edit2: I tested backup and restoration on a package of 600MB on php-8.2, no issue so far. Yes ok, renaming to `site` should work if no hosting memory error is raised, which is common on those webhosting.

Hi @MarkE there is no stupid question as they help others dev to get the right answer when they search for it. What’s the type of hosting? Webhosting or you have your hands on the server? the error seem to be due to the size of the zip as it say the object is not initialized, but I might be wrong, and about the native method, maybe its an issue with the zip extension. Please check the logs of the server and duplicator. edit: I suggest you to try with small setup, I mean you exclude some folders from the backup to get a smaller package just for testing.

quite biased message Just my two cent's here. I tend to say - yes - just because I see third-party app/websites as a nice showcase on how pw can handle things and how versatile it is. I must admit that on my side I am using pw as second choice for a simple reason, I write websites in pascal (I can remember @LostKobrakai switching to Elixir). But, it's only depending on client needs and profile, and maintainablity. If a client absolutly require a setup based on php to be used with a standard web hosting, then pw come back as the first choice with no doubt. This piece of software is solid and deserve to power thoses tools made for processwire. I would have felt disappointed if weekly.pw was made as static website or worst, on wordpress, imagine. The real decison maker is I think, money. Domain names are more expensives then ever. About hosting, there is a lot of solid companies providing such web hosting, generaly you got 100MB free for ever on OVH or Alwaysdata (the second provide ssh access). For the domains fee's, the community could make some donations. It could be made using built-in page json feature with or without inertiajs and consumed from AstroJS, keeping ci github flow without any problem to let the community collaborte on it. You will won the right to add on the footer "powered by processwire" 🫡😄