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    Hi,

    trying this beta release on a PHP5 server, production, however some issues.
    In ie7 the manager dropdowns are behind the main content window, but maybe thats a local issue cause the same goes for the new modx site.
    Works fine on FF and Chrome.

    Then I dont get to see any "edit content" buttons on the site. For the packages I had to create a (chmod 777) components folder.
    And the Maxigallery button "manage gallerys" is not there.

    My normal work PC has died out on me, so I am using a Vista PC. Maybe thats a to old and buggy machine for Vista?
    Any links. tipd or advices?

    Thanks, Frank.
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      Those are strictly IE problems. It will work fine in almost any other browser. If you read the fine print in the Revolution release notice, it warns about this.

      They’re known problems but a solution may be a while yet.

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        use Chrome for revo. FF is way too slow imo. as for the buttons, did you try right clicking the chunk/tv/doc ?
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          Quote from: Frank at Jun 13, 2009, 05:31 PM

          Then I dont get to see any "edit content" buttons on the site.
          Right click on anywhere on the tree, or click on a Resource itself.

          For the packages I had to create a (chmod 777) components folder.
          You shouldn’t have to if PHP has write permissions on the core/ directory...this seems like a problem on your server environment settings.

          And the Maxigallery button "manage gallerys" is not there.
          That’s because Maxigallery has not been converted to Revolution. Plus, Revolution-beta installs without any 3rd Party Components (3PCs).
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            Hi,

            Right click on anywhere on the tree, or click on a Resource itself.

            I was refering to the front end buttons. The right click is just, more or less, like the previous modx interface so easy enough.
            To bad Maxigallery is not yet revolution ready,

            best, Frank.