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    For calling JS, check the API: http://modxcms.com/regclientstartupscript.html
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      Well as for keeping valid markup, that is what get me into MODx... all the other CMS’s I came across used tables for layout. I still have to modify some of the snippets and modules I download to spit out my markup style. I got to say that php is a bit rusty, but I still get around pretty well in this environment.
        -Ed
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        Tables are "valid", and there are times when a table may be the best way to get a very specific layout cross-browser. I do avoid them for the most part, but a long and eventful life has taught me to use whatever tool works under the circumstances. Or maybe I just get lazy grin
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          Yeah thats true, but tables suck. I have had to edit table layout sites before... and just a big mess and more work then they are worth if built wrong. I love simple markup and style sheets. And the fewer tags means easy to validate... or find the error. But love the MODx, its my new friend on the web.

            -Ed