Files are in the House!

:D

I've not committed this to CVS ('cause the dang image corruption is killing me!), but here're the files. Installer even works for new installs or upgrades, and it was tested on both IIS/Windows and Apache Linux servers.

This is not for public consumption yet, but it's looking really solid to me. Raymond did a great job for the first preliminary Developer guide to explain the Plugins and how they work and even a couple of simple examples of what they do. The API Quick reference is awesome, too.

This is about to get really fun, folks!

The files
API Quick Reference and Plugin info

Raymond/Ryan:

This is great stuff indeed; I had one issue with my first clean install using this package, but after some moaning and a few vain attempts at forcing it to work, it came to life after a simple CTRL-R (to reload the page in FireFox) combined with a click of the Refresh Site from the manager.

An upgrade went even smoother, with no issues to report so far. I'm going to be building a site with this package today and tomorrow that should explore a few more of the cracks and crevices in the feature set.

Cheers...

Fresh install on an Appserv installation (php 4.3.6, and mysql 4.0.18, apache 1.3.29 for Windows ... http://www.appservnetwork.com/ ):

« MODx Parse Error »

MODx encountered the following error while attempting to parse the requested resource:
« `` is not numeric and may not be passed to makeUrl() » 
Parser timing  MySQL:  0.0122 s s(2 Requests)  PHP:  0.1055 s s   Total:  0.1177 s s

Same environment when making a new doc on same install (could be attributed to same cause as the front end...). When making a new document in the manager, which does come up:

     
Warning:  mysql_num_rows(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in \manager\actions\dynamic\mutate_content.dynamic.action.php on line 892
No Template Variables found

Fresh install on an Appserv installation (php 4.3.6, and mysql 4.0.18, apache 1.3.29 for Windows ... http://www.appservnetwork.com/ ):

« MODx Parse Error »

MODx encountered the following error while attempting to parse the requested resource:
« `` is not numeric and may not be passed to makeUrl() »
Parser timing MySQL: 0.0122 s s(2 Requests) PHP: 0.1055 s s Total: 0.1177 s s

That's exactly what I was getting initially...I think I changed the basepath by hardcoding it, tried the page again and it came up blank, then I removed my hardcoded value, refreshed the site from the manager, and walla, the site suddenly appeared. I'm pretty sure it's something in the cache file that's being distributed, but I could be wrong.

Fresh install on an Appserv installation (php 4.3.6, and mysql 4.0.18, apache 1.3.29 for Windows ... http://www.appservnetwork.com/ ):

« MODx Parse Error »

MODx encountered the following error while attempting to parse the requested resource:
« `` is not numeric and may not be passed to makeUrl() » 
Parser timing  MySQL:  0.0122 s s(2 Requests)  PHP:  0.1055 s s   Total:  0.1177 s s

Any line number and source? Where does this occur? After or during installation?

Any line number and source? Where does this occur? After or during installation?

It occurs after the install and when trying to go to the site, not the manager. No line numbers listed.

I'm pretty sure it's something in the cache file that's being distributed, but I could be wrong.

I think Travis found some references in the code somewhere to etomiteCache.idx, which no longer exist. I'll double check this and report back.

update: etomite.class.inc.php on lines 151 and 152 (found by Jason), should not be

if(file_exists($this->getCachePath()."/etomiteCache.idx")) {
include_once $this->getCachePath()."/etomiteCache.idx";

they should be

if(file_exists($this->getCachePath()."/siteCache.idx")) {
include_once $this->getCachePath()."/siteCache.idx";

... right?

Travis is making a lot of changes to the files right now, adding PHPdocumentor comments everywhere and a few other minor formatting updates. This includes moving all the legacy "etomite" references to the new project name: Tattoo.

So, if anyone makes other changes that wants them in the initial commit to the CVS/SVN repository, please keep detailed records of what you're doing.

On a related note, can we delete the etomite.class.inc.php file?

I should have all of my first round changes (document + format corrections + new manager) ready by lunch time tomorrow.

So if you haven't started working on something, you might just want to give it a day or so.

On a semi-related note: has anyone here actually done something w/ the integration of FCKeditor? If so, I'd like to talk with you. If not, well, methinks you may not need to worry about it.