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    It’s not really a bug, but the plugin is not actually registered until you clear the site cache after installing it, which happens if you save the document with the empty cache option.
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      Quote from: OpenGeek at Jun 08, 2009, 02:12 PM

      It’s not really a bug, but the plugin is not actually registered until you clear the site cache after installing it, which happens if you save the document with the empty cache option.

      Thanks for the precision OpenGeek. As a longtime MODx user with a love story with userfriendliness, I just think that once it’s been set in the system settings, the default editor should load automatically much like the default template does. In the current GA version, we don’t have to worry about selecting an editor each time a new document is created and I think it serves us all well. Apart from the redundancy factor, I think it could turn off new and prospective users.

      Cheers
        A MODx Fanatic
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        As for each document you edit, once the plugin is registered (i.e. the cache cleared after installing the plugin), it should absolutely automatically use the specified editor if the Rich Text option is enabled for the document. I think we were talking about different behaviors.