uncaught exception: [Exception... "Not enough arguments" nsresult: "0x80570001 (NS_ERROR_XPC_NOT_ENOUGH_ARGS)" location: "JS frame :: http://blah.com/manager/index.php?a=106 :: <TOP_LEVEL> :: line 181" data: no]
[s]top.mainMenu.stopWork is not a function.
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when adding a new document and setting ’published’ to yes, and ’publish date’, the document still remains unpublished when you save it. The publish date remains saved, but ’published’ is set to No. - you have to edit the document and set published again.
I noticed in Safari 2.0 Mac OS X when you complete the installer it takes you to the first page of the manager without the frames. Has anyone else experienced this or was it a fluke?Did you file a bug report on that?
this happend to me lots of time but only when I was logged in the manager (to make a database backup before upgrading) then when finish upgrading it wil send you directly to a frame instead of the manager login or manager homepage
Quote from: sottwell at Nov 06, 2006, 11:00 PM
Same here. Firefox 2.0 on Mac, if I’m already logged in and do the upgrade. Log out and log in again and it’s fine.
In the light of OpenGeek saying Resources = Documents, web links and Elements = templates, chunks, snippets, TVs, plugins...
Should we change the Resources tab?
Should we change the phrase "Manage resources"?
The second use of Resources can be changed to Elements, but this section also includes "Manage Files" as well as "Manage META tags and Keywords" - and I really don’t think Files count as Elements.
My view therefore is that the menu entry (and on-page phrases) should change, but the tab should remain.
On the one hand, I don’t think we should change terminology if it’s likely to be changed again soon, but if Elements is the future then it should be considered now before we release a version that is likely to see a lot of documentation work.
<a href="javascript:;" onclick="javascript: QE_OpenEditor(6, 'content', 1);" onmouseover="javascript: QE_HighlightContent(this);" onmouseout="javascript: QE_UnhighlightContent(this);" title="Edit Document content" class="QE_Link" style="display:none;">« Edit content</a>
<a href="#" onclick="javascript: qe.open('content');" title="Edit Document content" class="QE_Link">« Edit content</a>
"#" should be changed to the present page url.Actually, adding a ’return false;’ to the onclick event of the Edit buttons should fix the issue.
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