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  1. Hello Processwirers, I'm trying to access a field's label in the current user language: $this->template->fields->skills->label // returns either "skills" or "Kenntnisse" depending on the language /en/ or /de/ $this->related_tutor->template->fields->skills->label // always returns "skills" no matter the language The label for the field is set in different languages. related_movie is a related page (aka "page field") and that related page is a user, i.e. uses a system template (– might that be the issue?) Why doesn't this work for related pages?
  2. New to ProcessWire and seriously loving it. I'm also relatively new to PHP (there is my disclaimer!). I am trying to come up with the following PHP statement to find related pages. I would like to find all pages where "some_field" contains the page title of the current page. So the statement might look something like this: <?php $matches = $pages->find("some_field *= title of the current page"); ?> Greatly appreciate any nudge in the right direction. Thanks.
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