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    Quote from: Romain at Oct 29, 2010, 02:54 PM

    @SiNNuT » thanks for pointing out to this script, sound like a really good toolset to use before production.

    @rthrash » much thanks for your words. They are motivating

    So, as everything starts with a first step, here it is : http://github.com/MeltingMedia/MODx-Boilerplate (what an original name, isn’t it ^^)

    Keep in mind i’m not a developer, so the structure might not fits to the "standards" (feel free to correct me).
    While reading some more coder stuff in the docs, i was wondering if this wouldn’t be better with a CMP (i smell headhaches coming, but lots of valuable learning too) ?

    I think you should separate the nav from the header, not everyone puts the nav in the header they might put it in a aside, thats just my suggestion so far.

    Will keep looking around smiley
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      Thanks, found this helpful for adding to my own framework.
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        You are welcome, feel free to share your thoughts & suggestions here or on Github.
        I finally took some time to speed up the thing a little bit and i’m expecting to have a first simple working draft by the end of the week-end wink
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          The google analytics stuff has MODx tags in it:
          var _gaq = [['_setAccount', '[[++gaUA]]'], ['_trackPageview']];


          Thus it gets parsed and the code isn’t correct anymore.

          How could i make it so that modx doesn’t parse this?
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            Quote from: SiNNuT at Dec 30, 2010, 05:23 AM

            The google analytics stuff has MODx tags in it:
            var _gaq = [['_setAccount', '[[++gaUA]]'], ['_trackPageview']];


            Thus it gets parsed and the code isn’t correct anymore.

            How could i make it so that modx doesn’t parse this?

            http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,59057.msg336328.html#msg336328
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