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My /assets/cache is messed up after changing PHP to 8 and then back to 7.4 - seems to have something to do with it, apparently had same problem 4 years ago. Manually deleting everything in that folder brings the whole site down with this error: When I upload older cache files - only ones I had saved... - I can restore access, but then I get weird messed up old versions of my pages that I can't get rid of with any cache cleaning methods I know about. How can I reset/clear/turn off any caching and compiling etc. to zero/factory settings? I only want template files to get current database content. Edit: I guess I had a similar problem 4 years ago, also after changing/messing with PHP version. I think I fixed it for now by turning off 'Use Compiled File' in Files in the template settings. Still curious what's going on here, so if anyone has any ideas, please post. -
Hy Processwire community, There are some problem in fileCompiler cache. when i change under the directory \site\templates\ it must change under the directory /site/assets/cache/FileCompiler/site/templates/ but it does not update and functionality working with /site/assets/cache/FileCompiler/site/templates/ directory. In this case please suggest me how i clear fileCompiler cache? what i have to clear it manually? Thanks AbdulQayyum.
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I had upgraded my Apache configuration to include PHP7.2 and PHP7.3 for a Laravel-based script on the same server. Somehow it/I messed up a previously fine Processwire site, in a very confusing way. The site still looks fine, but editing template files has no effect whatsoever. It is stuck on some kind of cached version. I have already disabled PHP7's OPcache, cleared browser caches, etc, with no effect. The pages now apparently come from PW's assets/cache/FileCompiler folder, even though I never enabled template caching for this site. I have tried adding "namespace ProcessWire;" to the top of the homepage template file, but then I get this fatal error: My functions.php file pulls data in from another Processwire installation on the same VPS with the following line: $othersitedata = new ProcessWire('/home/myaccount/public_html/myothersite/site/', 'https://myothersite.com/'); That apparently still works fine; the site still displays data from the other installation, but via the "cached" template that I am now unable to change. I don't know where to start with this mess. Does any of this sound familiar to anyone? Any pointers in the right direction would be much appreciated. Edit: Adding "$config->templateCompile = false;" to config.php results in the same fatal error as above.
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There is no reason for this to have happened, I was not working on anything related to this: I deleted the site cache and it's still happening. The whole site is broken. This is what happened last time and I had to rebuild. Now I'll have to again. I really need to use version control this time for sure. But nonetheless, I wasn't even working on these files.
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I'm building a site that renders certain features using reusable classes. Unfortunately FileCompiler caches the files and my changes don't show up unless I clear the FileCompiler cache. On top of that, when I try to use the wire() function inside a class it throws a "Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function wire()". I've tried playing with ProcessWire namespacing, but have come up short. My files are structured as such: app.php - Is included in my templates and loads classes as they're called with spl_autoload_register. - classes/ExampleClass.class.php - Loaded by app.php Thanks!
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Hey, I have a question regarding the fileCompiler: is it possible to compile all files (templates + modules) with the filecompiler at once after a deploy (in a composerPostinstall for example) and disable it afterwards completely. The problem is, when i am deploying a new version to my instances, the cache folders might be replaced, so the files need to be recompiled when the first user is visiting the page after deployment. With that "pre-compilation" i want to prevent that the users have to wait for the filecompiler to compile. Thanks Chris
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Hello Guys, i have a question regarding the fileCompiler of PW 3.x. On my page i am monitoring the execution times and sometimes i have some peaks in the execution time. I profiled the code and i recognized that those peaks come from the fileCompiler, more specific from the function compileNamespace (preg_match_all takes the most time). So my question is, how does the FileCompiler decides when it compiles the files, and would it be possible that i trigger the compilation of all files after a new deployment so that during requests of visitors of my page there are no compilations, to keep the loading times as low as possible? thank you Joscha
