[Plugin] AnchorsAway

wont it be easier just to put [~[*id~]~] tag in front of the link?

Quote from: dollyp at Apr 03, 2008, 09:33 AM

I’m using version 0.9.5 and cannot upgrade yet (compatibility issues).

What issues?

Quote from: dollyp at Apr 03, 2008, 09:33 AM

Have used all variants of the plugin siggested on this page and still all the anchors are going back to the homepage. I’m using version 0.9.5 and cannot upgrade yet (compatibility issues). any ideas fellas?

Lot’s of possible issues here dollyp. Are you rendering the pages directly or summarizing the content containing the anchors via Ditto? If directly, did you make sure and clear the entire site cache after enabling the plugin? How are your anchor href attributes formatted? We’ll be glad to help, but try and provide a little more information if you can...

Thanks Vait. That did the trick.

btw I missed a * in the prev post
instead of [~[*id]~] it should be [~[*id*]~]

where do I actually place this code?

This is a very useful bit of code.

Silly question - why is this not default behaviour? Am I being unimaginitive in not being able to think of a scenario where this plugin wouldn’t be useful?

Quote from: Pete at Jun 17, 2009, 02:23 PM

This is a very useful bit of code.

Silly question - why is this not default behaviour? Am I being unimaginitive in not being able to think of a scenario where this plugin wouldn’t be useful?

Because it’s executed on every request and anchor tags probably won’t appear on a lot of pages, it’s unnecessary processing overhead even to cached pages if you don’t need it. As default behavior this could degrade performance and unless you cannot author the pages with the proper anchor tags, it’s IMO unnecessary.

thans, thanks, thanks!

Hi everyone, I’m a newbie to modx and have looked all around to find where I should write this piece of code. Did I overlook anything?
I got to this topic as was trying to find a solution to my jQuery accordion that stoped working under modx (still haven’t solved it).
Thanks in advance.