Recent changes
Wednesday November 04 2026
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Translations and languages Updated Markdown page
The languages content is written in (Setup > Languages) have their own guide: Content languages. Every locale and administration translation, with support levels, completeness and how to add more, is listed in one…
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The trash shows who trashed an item and where it was Updated Markdown page
This page was merged into The trash view: who trashed it, where it was, what is below it, which now holds the how-to steps ("Use it"), the columns, filters, sorting, the record file and the fixes of the same day.
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Twig templates (.twig) next to .tpl Updated Markdown page
This page is for site builders and template developers who know Twig, or who want to port a design to it. A design can now hold Twig 3 templates (.twig, and *.html.twig for templates shared with Symfony-style projects)…
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Choosing the administration design for your session Updated Markdown page
This page is for editors and administrators who work in the administration interface. A signed-in user who holds the policy uiswitch/design can choose which administration design they work in, for example Admin 4…
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The interface language list: every language, the most needed first Updated Markdown page
Since 6.0.15 (#516). Extends the interface language choice of #506.
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Interface language and the UI switch Updated Markdown page
A signed-in user of the administration can choose the language the administration itself is shown in, without changing the siteaccess and without touching the content. The choice sits in the right toolbar, right after…
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User audit log Updated Markdown page
The user audit log answers one question for any account of the installation: who did what to it, when, and from where — and who tried and was refused. It is a table in the site's database, expuser_audit, with one row…
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Check user accounts Updated Markdown page
Read this page if you look after the user accounts of an installation: which accounts nobody uses, which are disabled or locked, which have lost their user object, which share an e-mail address, and how to tidy them up…
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User management from the console Updated Markdown page
Read this page if you look after the user accounts of an installation and want to do it from a shell, a deploy script or a CI job. Exponential 6.0.15 adds the exp:user commands: list, inspect, create, change, disable…
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Your devices: signed-in sessions per user Updated Markdown page
Since 6.0.15 every sign-in is recorded as a session of its user. A user sees where the account is signed in right now, on the page Your devices (user/sessions), and signs out one session or all other sessions; an…
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Keep the content and INI caches in Redis or Valkey Updated Markdown page
This page was merged into sevenx_valkey_cache: Redis and Valkey cache backend, which now holds the kernel hooks (content view cache, compiled INI cache), the settings, the template block, the check and the limits in one…
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Velocity control panel and dashboard Updated Markdown page
This page is for administrators who run a Velocity server and want to watch and manage it from a browser. Every Velocity server has two built-in web views of itself:
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Velocity discovery, federation and deploy Updated Markdown page
This page is for developers who run Velocity applications beside Exponential and want several servers to work together. An Exponential site does not need these features. Applies to Exponential Velocity 0.0.4.x…
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Velocity HTTPS and certificates Updated Markdown page
This page is for administrators who serve a site over HTTPS with Velocity. Velocity's HTTPS looks after itself. With no certificate configured, the server makes its own and serves HTTPS anyway. With a source configured…
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Velocity and the opcode cache: why a page costs what it does, and how to measure it Updated Markdown page
This page is for administrators who run Exponential Velocity and want to know where the CPU time of a page goes. Two changes belong together (added 2026-10-02):
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Velocity packages, Docker images and binaries Updated Markdown page
This page is for administrators who install Velocity outside an Exponential installation: as a system service, a container or a single binary. An Exponential installation already has the engine through Composer and…
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Velocity: running Exponential in a persistent-worker web server Updated Markdown page
This page is for administrators of an Exponential installation who want to run it under Velocity, and it is the entry point to everything Velocity in Exponential. Exponential was built for the shape of mod_php and…
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Velocity Q shell Updated Markdown page
This page is for administrators who manage a Velocity server and would rather type than click. The Q shell is a drop-down console on every server view (/Q/dashboard, /Q/panel, documentation, PHP Info, error pages). Its…
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Velocity response cache Updated Markdown page
This page is for administrators who serve public pages with Velocity and want them answered in a fraction of a millisecond. The response cache keeps rendered public pages and answers repeat requests inside the server…
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Velocity scheduler Updated Markdown page
This page is for developers of Velocity applications who need periodic work (expiring sessions, rotating files, a report at 09:00) without a cron table. The scheduler is a small cron inside the server. It runs a handler…