Peter Knight

This might be the best approach, @Hackasacka, thanks.

Thanks Juergen I guess what I was imagining would be the apparent successful submission of a form. The ProcessWire admin might get the spam notification (or not) to catch any false positives. Is there a danger that by telling spammers or bots what content triggers the spam gate, that we are educating them on how to avoid the system you have in place? Im only coming at this from my own PoV. Looks like a great Module.

Sounds great. What happens when an email is identified as spam. Does it get logged, recorded and not forwarded? Or are there options in case of false positives.

Hey NEO in this instance is more aligned to “new” than any acronym or AI /LLM technology. I guess the upper case letters suggests an acronym but, honestly, I just liked the visual rhythms of both words. Not sure if this answers your question or if I misunderstood?

Brilliant implementation as usual. Ditto - I find when creating modules that tables are almost always the most important working view and the data model I have to fight and customise the most. I’d love to see this incorporated into the core and more modules too.

Hi Is anyone aware of a demo site for testing stuff? Ideally, containing hundreds of pages, pagination, multi-lingual setup, etc? I can set something up with PromptWire in an hour or two, but I was wondering if something like the Skyscrapers site exists? Cheers P

Thanks @psy I must admit, I haven't really used urlSegments myself, but I'll certainly add it to the list. Hoping to spin up a test site soon, exclusively for testing this type of thing. I just have to decide what I want to scrape for content. Breweries of the world or skyscrapers etc. Just like the PW demo site.

They’re exactly the images that will break your heart 😬 So what you need is to tag your images in ProcessWire as wide or mobile (or whatever suits you), then use a <picture> element to let the browser pick the right one based on screen size or orientation. No server-side logic needed, so ProCache stays happy.

Very impressive work and nice PW integration too. Im guessing the images have text embedded in them and that’s why you want mobile portrait versions? TBH I normally find centering + object-fit: cover handles a lot of situations gracefully. I saw some nice work recently by @Stefanowitsch where he had specific mobile crops for hero images. He might be a good person to ask.

Good to know. Thanks Stefan

PromptWire is now at v1.9 and includes a few new features and fixes. The list below is AI-generated... Diagnostics can run against production The eight read tools (pw_health, the four pw_db_* ones, pw_logs, pw_last_error, pw_clear_cache) now accept site: local | remote | both. Previously site: remote was silently ignored and queried the local database instead. Bulk page push to remote or both pw_pages_push accepts targets: local | remote | both. Pages go in parent-first order so newly-created parents exist before their children try to attach. Pull pages back from production pw_page_pull source: remote fetches a page that was edited directly in the production admin and writes it into your local sync tree, so you can re-edit and push back without touching the live admin. Phantom diffs eliminated from pw_site_compare Page content is now hashed deterministically across environments. Identical content produces identical hashes regardless of timezone, page-array storage order, or whether a date field has an output format set. pw_modules_list Lists installed modules with version, file path, and install state. Pass site: both to compare local vs production install state in one call. pw_users_list Lists users with id, name, email, roles, and any member_* fields. Pass includeAll: true for every non-system field on the user template. pw_resolve Bulk name-to-id lookup for fields, templates, pages, roles, permissions, users, or modules. Translates names into the equivalent IDs on the target site without one round trip per name. pw_inspect_template Like pw_get_template but each field comes back as {name, type, label}. Designed for spotting fieldgroup differences before pushing changes. File inventories include .module files and symlinked module directories Previously the file sync silently skipped any modules developed in symlinked sibling repos. pw_modules_list bugfix (v1.9.1) The default call with no classes filter was returning null class names. Caught during release validation and patched the same day.

Hi everyone I've started a new module called SEO NEO It's a new SEO module built for today's SEO, on today's ProcessWire. I hadn’t planned another module, but I keep returning to the same niggling thought: SEO is too important to our clients' sites (and businesses) to depend on modules that are not being actively developed keeping pace with how SEO works today. So that's pretty much it. SEO NEO will be free. An Ultra/Pro version will follow and include genuinely useful additions for industry professionals. I'll have more soon, but if you have any SEO requests, my DMs are open. Cheers Peter

Hi Jonathan. It was quite difficult to buy a Mac Mini recently when Open Claw was released. People realised the little machines were quite happy chugging along on local LLMs and they were selling like hot cakes. Is that any interest to you? Have to admit, I like the idea of having a replaceable GPU but not sure my gaming machine would be up for any serious work.

Hey Thomas There's a developer directory in here somewhere with many talented devs - both solo and agency.

That’s a good set. Thanks for the feedback. Re. The top 10 limit. I’m thinking of dashboard space where the dashboard contains rolled up data of many metrics. But you’ll be able to click into a detailed page listing top X. In the meantime if you view table mode of the library and sort by size, you’ll get the same data.