MODx 0.9.1 rev 538 (for internal testing only)

I checked it, but really nothing happens here when I click on these menu items.
Manually reloading the page, looking in the manager to see if the status changed, nothing :-(

Remon

Adam, did Scriptaculous get updated for this build? If not, maybe that’s something to look at?

Quote from: rthrash at Nov 28, 2005, 03:14 PM

Adam, did Scriptaculous get updated for this build? If not, maybe that’s something to look at?

No, I’ll look into that.

Quote from: R.S. at Nov 28, 2005, 03:02 PM

I checked it, but really nothing happens here when I click on these menu items.
Manually reloading the page, looking in the manager to see if the status changed, nothing :-(

I tested it with a FF 1.0.6 and 1.0.7 and didn’t have any problems. Can someone else do some testing with old FFs and let me know your results? Remon, are you by chance running any strange extensions in FF? Maybe greasemonkey or something?

This could also be related to another problem I saw for a while that I never really figured out completely. At one point I can into problems that even though I was browsing my site as http://localhost/ it was trying to open the edior with my public domain, in which case I’d just get a login screen. It could be that the AJAX request is trying to use an alternate URL. It’d be difficult to check though.

I don’t recall having problems in FF when I tested the other night... it all seemed to be working. I suspect an extension might be conflicting.... maybe.

Just commited the str_ireplace() fix to SVN.

In rev 528, I’m not noticing the admin setting to show unpublished docs... where is that supposed to be again?

Quote from: rthrash at Nov 28, 2005, 06:42 PM

In rev 528, I’m not noticing the admin setting to show unpublished docs... where is that supposed to be again?

Should be in role management. It’s called "View unpublished documents in frontend" the last option in the "Content management" group.

ahhh... so not a part of QE, per se... cool!

Thanks!

On further inspection of an upgrade install, it seems that the upgrade might not have set the new parameters right... it appears there’s a snytax error in the system roles update script: no space between the closing parenthesis and the VALUES word. And there was no ALTER statement to add the user roles setting during the upgrade script runtime. The following needs to be added:

in the alter section of setup.sql

Other than that, I also noticed on the user roles definition, content management section that there’s now a blank last option, which I also suspect corresponds to the view_unpublished permission. Perhaps the english file needs updating?

FYI, I committed a revised installer setup.sql file that tested to work, as well a revised language file that fixed the "blank spot" as well.

english.inc.php now includes the following as it’s last line: