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Dear all, tomorrow I'll have to introduce some editors on how to upload and edit images in image fields in Processwire. The site in question is quite image rich and I've spent some time to serve the appropriate images via scrcset already cropped for different screen sizes. However, the backend offers a lot of possibilities to manipulate images and most of them I'm not familiar with because as a developer I've never spent much thinking on what all the features might be good for … Yet I'm concerned that my editors work on images in the backend may interfere with my optimization strategies in the templates. Is there a general rule of thumb what content editors should do or not do with images in order not to break srcset strategies etc.? Maybe there is already a source of information you could point me to? Your recommendations are much appreciated!
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I'm trying to get the rendered output of a page in a custom module. In my custom Process module, I have the following: public function ___execute() { $page = $this->pages->get(1); $page->of(true); $op = $page->render(); return "Hello World"; } An exception is thrown: The srcset functionality is used liberally to generate the desired output of a page. Any suggestions on what I can do to avoid the srcset error? Edit 1: using MarkupSrcSet module: https://processwire.com/modules/markup-src-set/ - which adds the srcset method in it's ready() function. Is it possible to boostrap this prior to calling the render() function? Edit 2: bypassed the issue specific to the srcset above, it further appears that rendering output is problematic when using MarkupRegions. Title updated and tagged accordingly. Can anyone provide insight into how to retrieve the output of a page using markup regions in the template layer?
