Answered Articles not showing articles children.

The add ons were updated and I also confirmed that they are.

I have checked the DB and I am seeing such recent entries in news under page title "Algeria’s Hassi Messaoud Field Caps " do you think this characters are affecting it?

I would not have thought so - but you can test by creating a news article without an apostrophe. Did you manage to nav to an article using the uber search and seeing that the parent is #52?

LK, yes I have confirmed from the DB that the articles are still children of #52. I somewhat believe that the it must be a URL conflicting but I can't see any soo far.
I am in dire need of a solution.

Disable friendl6 urld and clear and refresh would be one way to test

LK, thank you for your help. I didn't get to figure out what went wrong. I decided to roll back to last operating statue (thank you daily backup) but lost all the articles of the day which was a good amount. Today I will monitor how the client is uploading content. If it happens again I will try the disabling friendly url.

But let me ask, with FURL Alias Character Restriction Pattern, should it have cleaned or cleared off special characters like the trademark (TM) on the pagetitle? Is it ok to have money symbols like $ or euro in the page title?

Post assessment:-

• On Modx 2.5.5-pl
• Check for Duplicate URIs Across All Contexts is ON
• Use Friendly Alias Path is ON
• CacheMaster addon is installed & ON
• VersionX addon is installed & ON

The articles is working for now but in the log, this error is still persistent:



Is this an issue with modx 2.5.5-pl? I have a feeling this error will come to bite my ass soon.

Any ideas will be more than welcome.

The problem with displaying the tree of some folders is related to the version of php on the server. As you can see from the examples, on version 5.4 everything works fine and when switching to version 5.6 or 7 there are problems




[ed. note: srgudvin last edited this post 6 years, 6 months ago.]

I managed to find out the reason for the absence of the tree of some folders. The reason is very simple - in children is an empty [[*description]] field. After filling the field in all documents - the folders are displayed correctly.The problem is manifested in the version of PHP 5.6 and higher. Developers need to pay attention to this moment.

Good detective work. Could you file that as a bug here?

That still sounds like a bug (though a different kind). Having a field overflow shouldn't cause resources to disappear in the Manager.