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Hello everyone, Usually in many CMS database tables prefixed or suffixed with "cache" can be manually cleared without a problem because the system will populate them on the "next page request". Actually in Processwire I am expecting this behaviour: [On PW 3.x] Manually clear table "caches" in database Go to "client" side (not in the admin panel) All references to my "/site/modules" in my template files does not work : wire("modules")->get(""), $modules->get("") and modules()->get("") PHP error: Fatal error: Uncaught TypeError: Return value... My _init.php file are not able to find the references to my /site/modules/ The client side not working because this PHP fatal error. If I go to the admin panel "Admin -> Modules" and I trigger the action "Check for New Modules" in the top-right corner in the page, it populates the caches table with the required information and them the client side works. It is normal? Or I am doing something wrong ? A solution could be to manually call the script that the button "Check for New Modules" calls, but I want to know if I am doing something wrong here. Thank you in advance guys !
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Hi all, Just wondering if its safe to delete the content of the cache table manually within the database?
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Just gettiing started with ProcessWire with limited php expertise. So far I'm really likely it, and I'll probably switch to using it instead of WordPress. The learning curve is pretty friendly, but it would be a lot nicer if their were some examples on the api as well as the brief description. Just a thought.
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As our studio is getting close to finishing another project, we are facing the challenge to provide our client with easily understandable materials or kind of a manual on how to manage content in PW. As I guess that this happens from time to time to you guys around here, too, I wonder if it would make sense to collaborately work on a kind of manual document explaining key actions to be done for an editor. So there could be an open document or wiki providing texts in different languages and supportive images we all could use to e.g. turn it into a nice PDF or printed handbook (yes, some clients still like paging through paper) where we just have to replace images. I don't think this work has to be done over and over again by each one of us for his own purpose. And I'm sure, all our clients would benefit from something like this. Also it would be a nice plus for everyone thinking about using PW the first time for a client project.
