Using Processwire's Template Cache to Cut Page Load Times
Learn how Processwire's built-in template caching stores rendered output as static files, when to enable it, and what trade-offs to watch for on performance-focused sites.
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Learn how Processwire's built-in template caching stores rendered output as static files, when to enable it, and what trade-offs to watch for on performance-focused sites.
A diagnostic guide for ProcessWire $pages->find() selector syntax and pagination issues. Covers version differences between PW 3.x and 4.x, cache interference, pager misalignment, and systematic verification steps with concrete code examples.
When a field disappears from a ProcessWire page, the culprit is often inheritance or assignment. This guide walks you through the most common causes, how to verify each, and how to fix them so your templates render as expected.
Learn how ProcessWire’s selector API lets you build readable, decoupled content queries, see a paginated blog‑archive example, and understand the trade‑offs to keep your code maintainable.
A practical decision guide for choosing between ProcessWire's PageReference and PageTable fieldtypes when modeling repeatable content blocks. Covers constraints, a comparison table, trade-offs, and a hands-on validation procedure you can run on a staging site.
How ProcessWire's page-based template system replaces SQL migrations with flexible field configuration, and how to query, paginate, and version content reliably.
Learn how to spot and fix slow ProcessWire pages caused by inefficient $pages->find() selectors, with step‑by‑step checks, fixes, and when to escalate.
Learn how to use the ProcessWire Selector Engine to replace raw SQL and ORM overhead with a concise, index-optimized query language for retrieving page data.
When ProcessWire pages multiply, default retrieval patterns can trigger N+1 queries. This blog walks through using select() and the sort parameter to fetch only needed fields and eager-load related data in a single database operation.