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Parse Error using print_r on $modx array as suggested in the Wiki.

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    sottwell Reply #11, 19 years, 5 months ago
    You’re too quick for me, Jason! I was just beginning to work that out!
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      Whitefen Reply #12, 19 years, 5 months ago
      Ok, so is there a place where I can find the object variables that are in the $modx object?

      My whole point in trying to output the $modx object was to see what I have access to.

      I have looked through the docs and have not found a listing. Did I miss something?
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        sirlancelot Reply #13, 19 years, 5 months ago
        My apologies for adding that line of code to the wiki. I ran the code as a module with no problems because modules have full control of all processing...

        I’ve changed the code to [tt]die()[/tt] so that script execution will stop and print the [tt]$modx[/tt] object. For details and warnings, read Opengeek’s post above.

        Remember that the line of code written on the wiki is for debugging purposes, it should NOT be used on a live server because the [tt]$modx[/tt] object contains the [tt]dbapi[/tt] object which stores your database username, password and address.