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  1. ? PW Pros… I have some hooks that I need to bind at the init phase (or even __construct) and I was wondering, and I couldn't find a good and simple way to determine if I'm in the admin. Would be nice if there is a reliable short option to do so, but I can't seem to find one… Is there a coherent way to tell this no matter where I am? Right now, I use the following method inside one of my modules: public function isAdmin($page = null) { if ( strpos($this->input->url, $this->urls->admin) !== false || $this->process instanceof ProcessPageList || $this->process instanceof ProcessPageEdit || ($page instanceof Page && $page->rootParent->id == $this->config->adminRootPageID) ) { return true; } return false; } @ryan wouldn't it be nice to have something like wire()->isAdmin(); like wire()->user->isLoggedin(); to tell if we are in admin – very early on (probably even in __construct() phase of modules?
  2. Hello, I am getting nuts trying to understand hooks and I hope someone in the community will be able to help. This is deiving me crazy ! I have tested tens of possibilities to eventually reduce my code to this : bd('outside'); $wire->addHookAfter('Page::render', function($event) { bd('inside'); }); And if someone could tell me why my bd('inside'); never triggers... I would be infinitely grateful ! EDIT : Forgot to say : this piece of code is in my _init.php included in my template (but I've also tried in my site/ready.php for no better results...)
  3. I just happened upon something that I think is curious, and I'm wondering if this is default behavior. So help me because I know nothing. While writing a module, i logged something in wire('log') inside the module's init() function. I was surprised to see that the text was being logged multiple times continuously. So I tried to open a small random module and logged something in its init() function as well, and the same thing happened - the text being logged many times. My question is, is this supposed to happen? I just want to understand what's going on. My concern is that if I do something huge in the init function, it will get called repeatedly, as with the log, and cause performance issue. Please note that these are both autoload modules. I was expecting them to log at least once when I refresh, but not continuously like what happened. Please let me know. Thanks.
  4. Hello, I am having an autoloaded module that should execute before another autoloaded module. Currently, my module is loaded after the other one -.- How can I achieve this? If that's not possible: How can I say that my autoloaded module should boot as first one in PW boot process? Thanks for your answers!
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