After I dit an update randomize stopt to work.
Is this known or is the parameter changed?
Dimmy
Are you calling the snippet uncached?
I’ve got something even more powerful in the works for 2.1. Its something called conditional templating--- filters for templates. So you could just say if x%4, make it colum 1, etc.
Quote from: Mark at Mar 15, 2007, 09:40 PM
I’ve got something even more powerful in the works for 2.1. Its something called conditional templating--- filters for templates. So you could just say if x%4, make it colum 1, etc.
Now here is an exciting thought !
But I have enough to grind with 2.0 already

A big step up, but also a bit of work to learn when you’re formatted to think Ditto 1.0, so to speak... I find it’s the biggest learning effort since coming to MODx, but then that’s to be expected Ditto is quite key to MODx
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Actually is a very good idea Mark that could make side by side testing of old/new versions potentially much less painful. Simple an additional variable or configuration param that sets the specific snippet or resource path. This is being done for TinyMCE in the next release in fact.
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I think this is already implemented in Ditto 2 (set the $ditto_base parameter at the top of the snippet).