problem with Ditto 2.1.0 on Revolution 2.0.0 alpha 6

Hi folks I have decided to start and have a look at revolution and generally liking what I see.

Installed no problem, got a basic template up and running and wayfinder.

I the installed ditto using package management and transport facility.

Site still working fine.

Now I add call to ditto onto page and get the following error

Fatal error: Call to undefined method modX::loadLexicon() in /home/+++++++++/public_html/core/cache/web/elements/modSnippet/1.cache.php on line 178

remove the call to ditto and no problem any one any ideas.

Any help appreciated.

Could you file that as a bug in Jira, here:

http://svn.modxcms.com/jira/browse/DITTO

Thanks for catching it!

Done

have the same problem, is it a Ditto or Revolution - Problem? Ideas where starting to look at?

Quote from: Bruno17 at Dec 05, 2008, 05:04 AM

have the same problem, is it a Ditto or Revolution - Problem? Ideas where starting to look at?

A Ditto problem - there is a deprecated line in it that needs to be removed. I plan to upload a new version of Ditto that fixes this today.

Ditto 2.1.2-alpha2 has been uploaded to the Web Transport Facility and is now accessible from your MODx install’s Package Management section.

thanks shaun, also for all your other work on modx!
Seems to work now!
Another question: Is there anywhere a PHx-release for revolution or is somebody working on it?

Quote from: Bruno17 at Dec 05, 2008, 10:19 AM

Another question: Is there anywhere a PHx-release for revolution or is somebody working on it?

PHx functionality is built into the Revo core in the form of input and output filters for all Elements. All tags now support PHx commands and modifiers and can be extended to use custom ones by providing custom filter classes:

Quote from: OpenGeek at Dec 05, 2008, 10:41 AM

PHx functionality is built into the Revo core in the form of input and output filters for all Elements. All tags now support PHx commands and modifiers and can be extended to use custom ones by providing custom filter classes:

[[$MyChunk:ucase]]
[[MySnippet:ifempty=`[[$NoOutputChunk]]`? &htmlTpl=`[[GetTemplate? &name=`MySnippetTpl`]]`]]
[[+MyPlaceholder:is=`myvalue`:then=`Correct`:else=`Incorrect`]]
[[*editedon:date=`%d.%m.%Y`]]

Thats plain slick!!

I knew this but forgot about it, very cool indeed. There is so much happening that I can’t keep it all in order.

Does the Revolution syntax follow the PHx syntax? And are all of the PHx modifiers available (as in the wiki)? Is there a name for this or do we still call it PHx?