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If you still want to review your code, you can also use regular php code in your Processwire projects. Check google for options: https://www.google.com/search?q=php+malware+code+scanner

This error is related to Processwire, not to the module. Check the documentation for the Repeater field in the section "Using the API to add or remove repeater items": https://processwire.com/docs/fields/repeaters/ You can also check this post that talks about the same problem: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/16276-remove-repeater-item-by-page-id-rather-than-item-id/

Alternative, if PHP 7.4+ you can use the null coalescing assignment operator: $browserVersion = $t[0] . "." . $t[1] . $t[2] ??= '';

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Are you using innoDB? read: https://processwire.com/blog/posts/using-innodb-with-processwire/

Me too, I always try to import the data using the Ryan module https://processwire.com/modules/import-pages-csv/ .. if not fit the case, then I write some code to create the pages

Check this:

I'm sorry. Since you said you were a user of Form Builder, which is a licensed product, I assumed you had access to the forum section for users of registered products. In order to see the post I published here, you must register with your purchased copy of Form Builder to access this section: https://processwire.com/talk/forum/27-vip-support/ you can manage your purchases here: https://processwire.com/talk/clients/purchases/

I think in this case PW will generate all that code because the element in the "optional" section is not actually empty. For the region definition, I always use the pw-region tag (placeholder region) instead of the html tags, because the pw-region tags are always removed from the final output. I would do the following: in _main.php <pw-region id="section2"></pw-region> in templatefile.php <pw-region id="section2"> <?php if($content1): ?> <section class="section"> <div class="container is-fluid"> <div id="content2"> <?php echo $content1; ?> </div> </div> </section> <?php endif; ?> </pw-region> .. But there are many ways to do this .. thanks to Ryan ? ..for pw-optional option should be like this in the template file: <section id="section2" class="section" pw-optional> <?php if($content1): ?> <div class="container is-fluid"> <div id="content2"> <?php echo $content1; ?> </div> </div> <?php endif; ?> </section>

I had already suggested to @kongondo that he could use Omnipay Library as part of the Padloper module. But I don't know if this Library is a good choice, since no one here in Processwire has ever implemented it as a module.

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Yes, it works with this three lines in the home template file, but you must enable the urlSegments in the home template.. now the AppApi configuration still have the "domain.com/api/users" as endpoint but "domain.com/users/" works too.. if you try "domain.com/foo/" the api respond with a 404 json response

@kongondo This does not work, these new hook functions only work when the requested URLs are not mapped directly to a page and the home page is "always there". @Sebi Could it be possible to use the homepage template file to "wireIncludeFile" the routes file, or to directly pass the request to your module, ex. initialize a module static function with the input object? AppApi::Execute($input);

@Sebi How to set the "API Endpoint" module configuration correctly? I need to create a website (subdomain) that is an API server only, no web pages will be served from there.. I test the parameter like "/" in order to works like: https://api.domain.com/users/ but this show a "404 Not Found".. I need the endpoint entry of the API in the "home" of the website

$import_timestamp = time(); foreach($jsonData as $jsonDataItem) { // Search for the page $imported_page = $pages->findOne("template=import_page, title=$jsonDataItem->name"); // Check if the page exist if ($imported_page->id) { // update values $imported_page->setAndSave([ 'field_A' => $jsonDataItem->source_A, 'field_B' => $jsonDataItem->source_B, 'field_C' => $jsonDataItem->source_C ]); } else { // create new page $p = new Page(); $p->template = 'import_page'; $p->parent = $pages->get(xxxx); $p->title = $jsonDataItem->name; $p->save(); } } // use this because if the pages were not updated/created during this import it means they don't come in the json $old_imported_pages = $pages->findMany("template=import_page, modified<$import_timestamp"); // hide/delete all $old_imported_pages..

You can use the urlSegments to choose which html code to output in the template file, it can be with the code directly or with file include. https://processwire.com/docs/front-end/how-to-use-url-segments/

Have you already tried using the repeater field for that? https://processwire.com/modules/fieldtype-repeater/

.. or you can use $input->get() check docs here: https://processwire.com/api/ref/wire-input/get/ if you want to learn how to use ulrSegments, read this: https://processwire.com/docs/front-end/how-to-use-url-segments/

check this:

ProcessWire can be checked? https://www.zdnet.com/article/google-releases-new-open-source-security-software-program-scorecards/ https://github.com/ossf/scorecard

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I implemented that previously. In my experience, if you create a page for each event (using child pages or repeater) you will end up with hundreds of thousands of pages quickly, and in each one you will recorded only a minimum data. I think that is very inefficient. Maybe using ProTable is a better solution. I finally ended up using a textarea and saved one event in each line, when I was going to show the timeline I parsed it with regex, as well to update the tracking info this is very easy. Maybe if I do that again, I would avoid parsing every request for the tracking info by saving/reading/updating the events in JSON format.

I think the "correct" way to do it, is how you have it implemented now: for each portfolio, you query the related user to obtain the additional data. It's true that if you are constantly making queries of this type (ex: inside a loop), that performance is not optimal. Maybe if you use some kind of page/template cache you can solve it. Another way could be to keep a copy of the user's data in a "user" field of the portfolio template (using a textarea field and save all user data in JSON, or use the new ProFields Combo field) and implement a synchronization system based on hooks, then in the users' Page Save hook, find the related portfolio and updates that JSON field. ?‍♂️

I have been using exactly that workflow for a long time now, with total success in medium to complex projects. Additionally I add components and partials using wireRenderFile or wireIncludeFile and that's all I have needed. It's important to note that all my projects are one man projects.