• Parsing uncached snippet not working... [SOLVED]#

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    MentalButcher Reply #1, 10 months ago

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    The content of the document is parsed correctly (when using [*content*]), if viewed as a page, it contains these snippets:
    Uncached snippet call: [!getPrefix?main=`design`&sub=`flags`!]
Cached snippet call: [[getPrefix?main=`design`&sub=`flags`]]


    Which means that it will come out like this:
    Uncached snippet call: new_design/images/design/icons/flags/

Cached snippet call: new_design/images/design/icons/flags/


    But when I get the content through the snippet below:
    $out = $modx->documentObject['content'];
return $out;

    This is the output:
    Uncached snippet call: [!getPrefix?main=`design`&sub=`flags`!]

Cached snippet call: new_design/images/design/icons/flags/


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    netProphET - MODX Complete Team Reply #2, 10 months ago

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    Are you calling this snippet cached or uncached? And is the resource cacheable?
    Quote from: MentalButcher at Jul 22, 2011, 05:44 AM
    $out = $modx->documentObject['content'];
return $out;



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    cyclissmo Reply #3, 10 months ago

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    I believe you need to use the $modx->getDocument function to fetch parsed content, something like so:
    $modx->getDocument($docid, 'content');


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    MentalButcher Reply #4, 9 months, 4 weeks ago

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    Apparently it works if I call the below snippet uncached, don't know why this is, but I am guessing there is some sort of procedural bug, or it is intentional that you can't call an uncached snippet if it's not cached. 
    $out = $modx->documentObject['content'];
return $out;