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    Exactly what I was saying a few post back !

    Disappearing menu bar and Quickedit issue... upgrading to rev1612 did not improve things... I concur with Susan.
    That’s not cool... does this happen only on Macs (like me and Susan) or also on PC’s ?
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      I think it may just be on the macs, I have not had any trouble with the menu on win xp in both firefox and ie
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        I’ve tested it out tonight on FF/mac, FF/win, and IE/win on both a local install and an install on my live test site - no problems whatsoever.

        I don’t think it’s a mac/win issue, I don’t really have a clue at the moment what it could be huh
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          I just did a fresh upgrade to 1612 and I’ve no issues on my Mac with QE in FF or Safari. In safari it does cut off the bottom of the menu the first time it loads a QE bar, but when switching b/n pages it works fine. I’m also not seeing disappearing frames, either.

          Hmmmm...

          Maybe some FF extension conflict?
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            Hmmm, at some point I suspected the noscript FF extension, but I have the QE issue with Safari (2.0.4) as well as FF, Mac OS X 10.4.8

            I upgraded the website from a 0.9.2.1 install...I’ll try rev 1612 on a fresh install and report. This sure is strange...
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              Here is one bug I would personally like to see fixed:

              http://modxcms.com/bugs/task/512

              My host changed some things with their mysql setup and now my menu and ditto calls are all screwed up sad I looked at the queries that use this and have patched it in wayfinder (i will put out an update soon), and did the same in the parser on my server.

              I am by no means an sql expert, but looking at the queries in the parser that use distinct and order by, I don’t think the distinct is necessary and if removed it fixes the problem.

              If someone can confirm the above statement I think the changes should get added to the next beta. It would save people with MySql 4.1.21 from having to patch the parser on upgrade.
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                Quote from: kylej at Oct 05, 2006, 09:40 AM

                I am by no means an sql expert, but looking at the queries in the parser that use distinct and order by, I don’t think the distinct is necessary and if removed it fixes the problem.

                Hi kyle

                Well from what I can remember the distinct becomes necessary when you have a document linking to more than one document group.

                The fixed mentioned here should be fine:
                http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,6668.msg46904.html#msg46904
                I have not tested it as yet but can’t see any problems thus far.
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                  There are a couple of fixes inside my branch that relates to IE and FF.

                  * fix QuickEdit to work with new parser tags
                  * add recursive parser beta 2a
                  * fix minor ui defect in topmenu
                  * generate same look and feel in IE and FF
                  * relocate working/loading status messages
                  * relocate showTree icon
                  * rename menu frame to tree
                  * fix .png images in top menu
                  * fix root node image in IE
                  * rename l4mnu.php to menu.php
                  * rename 3ldr.php to nodes.php
                  * rename 3.php to tree.php
                  * remove 3c.php
                  * use div for tree context menu
                  * merge topbar and scripter frames
                  * merge topbar and menuframe
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                    I’ve just finished testing Raymond’s stuff and whoah ... Amazing job!

                    For the first time the tree works as well in Safari as it does FF. As such I’ve manually committed the files that I think are related to the tree/menus only and hopefully it will test really well. Great job Raymond and please let me know if I’ve omitted anything. See SVN Trunk version 1624.

                    I’m off to the State Fair with Carter and Liz!
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                      If anyone would like to try the latest trunk, here’s a test build for you (rev 1624). This does not have the content changes in there but should be functionally complete.

                      David and Susan, I’d be particularly interested to see if this gets rid of your stuck/blank frames at top since they’ve all been merged (and peek at the tree context menu in safari too... heck of an improvement!).
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