Upgrade to 0.9.6.2 using Simple Scripts on BlueHost - Failed

I’ve just tried upgrading from 0.9.6.1 to 0.9.6.2 using the Simple Scripts upgrade utility on my BlueHost account.

When I then put my site online again and had a look, I was getting

MODx encountered the following error while attempting to parse the requested resource:
« PHP Parse Error »

PHP error debug
Error: Missing argument 18 for ditto::determineIDs(), called in /home/... /manager/includes/document.parser.class.inc.php(769) : eval()’d code on line 792 and defined

Error type/ Nr.: Warning - 2

File: /home/... /assets/snippets/ditto/classes/ditto.class.inc.php

Line: 571

Line 571 source: function determineIDs($IDs, $IDType, $TVs, $orderBy, $depth, $showPublishedOnly, $seeThruUnpub, $hideFolders, $hidePrivate, $showInMenuOnly, $myWhere, $keywords, $dateSource, $limit, $summarize, $filter, $paginate, $randomize) {

Has anyone else tried this BlueHost upgrade?
Has anyone got any ideas as what may have gone wrong?

I quickly hit the restore back to older version and everything is as was using 0.9.6.1, but I would like to take advantage of the latest updates.
Any help would be appreciated, but I would like to take advantage of the latest updates.

Tim

I believe that the Ditto files got updated but not the snippet (or vice versa); I had the same thing at one point (due to my own fault in that case) but I forget which way it went. In any case, the $randomize is a new feature, and the older one didn’t have it.

Comparing the two files, they are different. Just not sure what the difference means?
Susan it doesn’t appear to be $randomize that has been added.

2.0.2 of Ditto Snippet

$documentIDs = $ditto->determineIDs($IDs, $idType, $ditto->fields["backend"]["tv"], $sortBy, $sortDir, $depth, $showPublishedOnly, $seeThruUnpub, $hideFolders, $showInMenuOnly, $where, $keywords, $queryLimit, $display, $filter,$paginate, $randomize);

2.1.0 of Ditto Snippet

$documentIDs = $ditto->determineIDs($IDs, $idType, $ditto->fields["backend"]["tv"], $orderBy, $depth, $showPublishedOnly, $seeThruUnpub, $hideFolders, $hidePrivate, $showInMenuOnly, $where, $keywords, $dateSource, $queryLimit, $display, $filter,$paginate, $randomize);

The difference between them is
$sortBy, $sortDir appear to have removed
$orderBy, $hidePrivate, $dateSource appears to have been added.

Also I’ve tried creating a new installation of ModX 0.9.6.1 using the Simple Scripts and then upgraded that again using Simple Scripts and this works.

I don’t think I’ve done much other than tweek colors in the standard css files and created a few pages, so I’m even more confused now.

Tim

Ok, different reason for much the same problem then.

Installing the newest version of Ditto after the upgrade would be something to try.