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MODX Staff
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The bug only affects installations made in a subfolder with Friendly Alias paths turned on and is in the document parser include. The other fix was simply a css tweak to the theme. Replacing those two files will suffice.
Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
Follow me on Twitter at @rthrash or catch my occasional unofficial thoughts at thrash.me
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Well, OK, one cookie then
I’m using my own IcedWine theme, so didn’t notice any need for tweaking.
I started using the [(settings_version)] on my home page so I don’t have to keep editing it every time I upgrade!
Everything’s back to normal.
Thanks for prompt reactivity.
The link for the RC3 zip file seems good but the link for the tar.gz file didn’t work for me. Seems to be pointing at a file 326.zip, 0 byte file.
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MODX Staff
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Fixed and appreciated on the alert.
Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
Follow me on Twitter at @rthrash or catch my occasional unofficial thoughts at thrash.me
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I notice that the popup box that normally says something about waiting while MODx is working is empty. Is it just me?
Doing a straight upload causes some issues with the URLs and baseURL/SiteURL.
Also I didn’t notice QuickEdit being replaced.
Is an upgrade by simply writing over the files not the answer?
I’m also getting some style issues in the manager. I’m about to do a clean install, I’ll comment again then.
Edit: Clean install made things fine obviously. So something with the update isn’t right. I’ll have to just clean out all files and then just copy my template files back in then copy them back in and just upgrade that way.
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Upgrading won’t disable QuickEdit. You’ll need to go into the plugin editor and disable (or delete) it. Maybe the upgrade should disable it automatically, the same way it changes templates automatically?
Yeah I think so.
Also running into some issues with the fresh install, it just operates a little different.
I have my template that uses images and I like to keep them in the template folder so I adjust the baseURL to point to the template, the issue is that MODx apparently throws in the DocManager off so it won’t work from the front end because it’s looking for things at the baseURL. I would include the files it wants earlier, but it will still make the request for those files so that’s not good.
I guess I’ll have to put the full address in all the files I add to the head.
There really should be a way to tell MODx when to put its HEAD additions.
