RSS Feed that pulls from MIGX Configuration Stopped working after updating

Quote from: mrhaw at Jan 08, 2018, 07:19 PM

I don't mean to be disrespectful but you wanted to argue instead of providing an Y/N answer to the most basic troubleshooting suggestion there is.

Your errors indicate that the upgrade really broke the feed in a way that you need to having them re-built. Maybe "boomerang" set the page up for you? --> https://forums.modx.com/thread/92071/pdoresources-and-tvfilters#dis-post-513666

I added the snippet uncached - initially that didn't work because I have another call doing much the same which was cached, both have to be uncached in order to work.

Okay, just wanted clarification, not arguing. Still new to a lot this…

So are you saying the MIGX Configuration needs to be rebuilt?

I don't think you have a MIGX problem just parsing problem. How big of a jump in MODX upgrade did you do? There has been changes to caching and how nested snippets work.

Just from the previous release - 2.6.0 to 2.6.1. This site has always been up to date.

I did have this issue before - https://forums.modx.com/thread/103348/could-not-load-class-pdofetch-from-pdotools-pdofetch#dis-post-556150, which resulted in having to delete the system settings for PDO Tools and reinstall the plugin.

Could be that previous developer modified pdoTools - pdoResources to read TV values like "eendate" and now you have to use the prepareTv etc or replace the where with migx placeholder...

@mrhaw

I think, he doesn't pull resources at all with his pdoResources-call.

see: &class=`ufsEvents`

thus my suggestion to try migxLoopCollection instead.

Wow, thanks Bruno and sorry to the original poster for adding confusion to this problem!!

I tried this, but still doesn't want to pull into the feed. Whats weird is the site uses another migx package to pull into another rss feed that is working.

Quote from: Bruno17 at Jan 08, 2018, 10:36 PM

@mrhaw

I think, he doesn't pull resources at all with his pdoResources-call.

see: &class=`ufsEvents`

thus my suggestion to try migxLoopCollection instead.

It does have something to do with the platform update from 2.6.0 to 2.6.1. I confirmed that by restoring to a backup on 2.6.0 and the feed was working. Once I went back to 2.6.1 it went away.

what happens with a call like that: