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    Hi,
    I’ve had my head down working for so long, that I’ve only just begun using Revo, and it is really nice! Great work, very substantial improvements! I did my usual get-acquainted routine, which was to get a brand new template working, and it was very easy, which is gratifying.

    I’m still finding my way around... one thing I like doing is batch changes to save time, and Doc Manager is phenomenal for that. And in the Manager, you could convert all your docs to a particular template, which I used a lot.

    I’ve been hunting all over, but I can’t seem to find the answer. Is there some equivalent to Doc Manager, and also, is there some way to convert all your docs to a new template in Revo?

    Thanks again!
    Dave
      MODx and Wordpress development
      Linux, PHP 5.2, MySQL 5.0, Evo 1.05, Revo 2.08-pl, Firefox 4
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      Quote from: samba at May 13, 2010, 11:37 AM

      Hi,
      I’ve had my head down working for so long, that I’ve only just begun using Revo, and it is really nice! Great work, very substantial improvements! I did my usual get-acquainted routine, which was to get a brand new template working, and it was very easy, which is gratifying.

      I’m still finding my way around... one thing I like doing is batch changes to save time, and Doc Manager is phenomenal for that. And in the Manager, you could convert all your docs to a particular template, which I used a lot.

      I’ve been hunting all over, but I can’t seem to find the answer. Is there some equivalent to Doc Manager, and also, is there some way to convert all your docs to a new template in Revo?

      DocManager was converted to Revo, but hasnt had an update since the betas. We’ll look at getting it back up soon.
        shaun mccormick | bigcommerce mgr of software engineering, former modx co-architect | github | splittingred.com
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        Remember that MODx knows the templates by ID number, so if you want to change all pages from one template to another, you can do it by pasting the new code into the original template and renaming it (after pasting the old code somewhere else if you want to keep it).

        You can also use PhpMyAdmin and change the ’template’ field in the site_content table.
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          Thanks, folks!

          BobRay, why didn’t I think of that? smiley I look forward to trying out your form app.

          Cheers, Dave
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