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    • 36710
    • 3 Posts
    Hello,

    When I’m trying to create a new chunk the system says "there is already a chunk with that name". Wierd thing is that I can’t see or find that chunk anywhere in admin..?

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      • 33997
      • 150 Posts
      Please post if you are using evo/revo, and your dev environment. Also, it may not hurt to jump into phpmyadmin and look at the database table. Have you changed any settings, or messed with any of the core code?
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        • 36710
        • 3 Posts
        Quote from: goonz at Mar 08, 2011, 09:44 PM

        Please post if you are using evo/revo, and your dev environment. Also, it may not hurt to jump into phpmyadmin and look at the database table. Have you changed any settings, or messed with any of the core code?

        Sorry, I’ve forgot to post my setup.

        I’m running MODx Revolution 2.0.7-pl (traditional) local.
        I haven’t tweaked any core code or messed with any settings that I know of.

        I can see the Chunk in the db but not in the manager. I’ve tried to repair the table without any improvement.
          • 33997
          • 150 Posts
          Well, that would make sense as to why you are getting the error message. The only question is why is it not showing up in the manager...I’m not that familiar with Revo, nor with the core code. You can check the following, see if it helps. Also, check out the context settings...
          http://rtfm.modx.com/display/revolution20/Troubleshooting+Installation
          If no one else has an answer for you over the next few days, I may do a fresh (first-time!) install of Revo to take a look, maybe I’ll be able to re-create your issue.
            "Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds." -Albert Einstein
            • 3749
            • 24,544 Posts
            Try deleting the files in the core/cache directory. If that works, upgrade to 2.0.8.
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