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Actually please try a couple of versions back also. I'll certainly get this fixed when I'm back on the 12th, but it would be good to have things working for you before then. Also if you want to submit a PR for your feature request above is be happy to accept it. Perhaps discuss a little with @Jonathan Lahijani because I know he is planning some new features also.

@Robin S - would you mind checking the previous version? Not sure whether something new in this module might have broken it or possibly a change in PW.

Thanks @Robin S PR merged and modules directory updated.

@bernhard - there is a name () method from Adminer which I think will handle this. Only catch might be not wanting it in the panel version?

@Robin S - I wonder if a simple temporary solution might be to turn off error reporting at the top of the Adminer process module file?

Thanks for the PR. Maybe we need to get those plugins cleaned up. I'll take a look when I can unless you beat me to it☺

PS - I'll take a look at the possibility of custom compiling when I'm back. Also do you have any ideas on how to get around the debug mode issue?

Thanks everyone for the debugging. Would someone (maybe @Robin S) mind putting together a PR with his suggested fix for the &db issue and if you wouldn't mind also @matjazp's request for a custom port. I can easily merge a PR on my phone but not keen on coding ☺

I'm on the road now so can't help much but interesting @bernhard isn't having issues. Also weird that the file is referencing itself regarding the headers sent stuff. That said I can't see it being a core Adminer issue either. Hopefully you guys can help to figure it out for me ?

@kongondo and @Robin S - can you please try the attached version to see if that fixes those errors on Windows please? ProcessTracyAdminer.module

I have this fixed in the Adminer panel version, but struggling to get it sorted in the Setup > Adminer version. Not sure I'll get this sorted tonight before I leave I'm afraid. I'll just leave it this way for now then - will tweak when I am back if needed.

Done, although just realized I should tweak this so that the PW menu system is retained - coming soon ? I'll look into this shortly.

Quick note to let you know that it's also possible to run Adminer directly via: /processwire/setup/adminer/ which may be preferable if you have lots of work to do and want it open in a more "permanent" way. At the moment I set the page as hidden so it actually won't appear under the Setup menu - I can change this, or perhaps I can have a link from the Adminer Tracy panel to open it this way. Any thoughts on which would be best?

Just released the new Tracy Adminer panel: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/12208-tracy-debugger/?do=findComment&comment=175420

New "Adminer" database GUI panel just added. A huge thanks to @Robin S for making me take another look at this long forgotten tool and for helping with many suggestions regarding the implementation in Tracy and debugging several issues. There is one outstanding one on his local Windows dev setup that I can't reproduce at all and he also isn't seeing on a live server. He is getting session_start / headers already sent error. Could someone else on Windows (maybe @bernhard) take a look and let me know if you have the same problem as well. Actually Robin - any chance you are running the SessionHandlerDB modules on that local setup? The color scheme is configurable in the Tracy settings. I have used this already on a live server to help debug something and it would have taken much longer to go find the cpanel credentials, and navigate my way to PHPMyAdmin. This logs you in automatically and is virtually instant. I am away for the next 10 days so if you find any problems, they will most likely have to wait till I'm back. Hope you find it useful!

Here's a teaser - no prizes for guessing what the panel wrapping the interface is from ?

Good point ?

There is a hacky way around this. This comes direct from the ready.php file from one of my sites - in this case it's for the autocomplete inputfield, but maybe something like this would be useful for you also? // hack to overcome this: https://github.com/processwire/processwire-issues/issues/550 $this->addHookBefore('Pages::find', function(HookEvent $event) { $selector = $event->arguments(0); if(is_string($selector) && strpos($selector, 'template=user') !== false && strpos($selector, 'name|first_name|last_name%=') !== false) { $selector .= ', check_access=0'; } $event->arguments(0, $selector); });

I agree the current approach isn't great, but is it possible to simply add "/site/assets/MyModule" to the ignore list. Doesn't that achieve what you want? If not, I'd certainly be happy for a regex approach.

Not sure if that's the best approach ? With page reference fields I think you want to go with a custom selector and add "check_access=0" to the selector.

@tiefenbacher_bluetomato - Just a quick note to say that I just pushed another revised version that fixes a bug in the previous one, so please be sure to update if you want to use this feature.

I have just added access rights to TracyDebugger's RequestInfo > Field Code section. It now contains: [ 'type' => 'FieldtypeText', 'flags' => '32800', 'name' => 'my_field_2', 'label' => 'My Field 2 Label', 'collapsed' => '0', 'minlength' => '0', 'maxlength' => '2048', 'showCount' => '0', 'size' => '0', 'tags' => '', 'editRoles' => [ 'editor', ], 'viewRoles' => [ 'author', 'editor', ], 'textformatters' => '', 'showIf' => '', 'themeInputSize' => '', 'themeInputWidth' => '', 'themeOffset' => '', 'themeBorder' => '', 'themeColor' => '', 'themeBlank' => '', 'columnWidth' => '100', 'required' => '', 'requiredAttr' => '', 'requiredIf' => '', 'stripTags' => '', 'placeholder' => '', 'pattern' => '', ] which is everything to need to create a field via the API including the view and edit restrictions. You can then simply wrap this output in: $f = new Field(); foreach() $f->save(); so that you have: $f = new Field(); foreach([ 'type' => 'FieldtypeText', 'flags' => '32800', 'name' => 'my_field', 'label' => 'My Field Label', 'collapsed' => '0', 'minlength' => '0', 'maxlength' => '2048', 'showCount' => '0', 'size' => '0', 'tags' => '', 'editRoles' => [ 'editor', ], 'viewRoles' => [ 'author', 'editor', ], 'textformatters' => '', 'showIf' => '', 'themeInputSize' => '', 'themeInputWidth' => '', 'themeOffset' => '', 'themeBorder' => '', 'themeColor' => '', 'themeBlank' => '', 'columnWidth' => '100', 'required' => '', 'requiredAttr' => '', 'requiredIf' => '', 'stripTags' => '', 'placeholder' => '', 'pattern' => '', ] as $k => $v) { $f->$k = $v; } $f->save(); So to get this to work, create a field via the PW admin and set it up exactly how you want with the access restrictions, then go to the RequestInfo panel and copy the array from the "Field Code" section. Note that this section is not turned on by default when you install Tracy, so you will need to go to the config settings for the RequestInfo panel and turn it on.

Congrats Margaret on getting this up. PW makes a great tool for conference websites, especially for setting up conference schedules/programs using repeater fields:

Just wanted to let you know, that this will no longer be a problem. I have removed the code that cleared the sticky panels cookie when saving the config settings. I'll keep an eye on things because I am still not sure exactly why I added it in the first place, but it's definitely annoying ? On another note, core modules and site modules classes are now optional available in the API Explorer panel, along with lots of other improvements.

I agree - I am not saying that something like it shouldn't be implemented - just wanted to expand on @kongondo's answer and explain what we found about it that didn't work well, and the way it was, it really wasn't helpful. Maybe Ryan could reconsider it (or another similar approach) with the website revamp.