hi,
my config.ink.php is
$database_connection_charset = ’latin1_spanish_ci’; or $database_connection_charset = ’latin1’;
my alias field is
`alias` varchar(255) collate latin1_spanish_ci default ’’,
my site content table is
ENGINE=MyISAM AUTO_INCREMENT=11 DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 COLLATE=latin1_spanish_ci COMMENT=’Contains the site document tree.’
is a upgrade site and want to use westrern european iso1 instead utf8 and couldent save my alias
¿Whats the problem? seee posts above and dont find solution.
thanks in advance
I guess no-one has any ideas about the TinyMCE errors i have been getting. I have now tried deleting everything and installing the newer version of ModX all over again but using the same MySQL database and am still having the same problem, so cant help but feel that it is something in the database maybe still pointing to the old version of TinyMCE or something.
Can anyone help?
richieboy, any way you could send me the URL to the manager of the site that has the error as well as a username/pass to use? I’ll be glad to look at it for you to determine the problem. Just PM or e-mail it to me.
Jeff
Jeff Whitfield
"I like my coffee hot and strong, like I like my women, hot and strong... with a spoon in them."
Quote from: BBloke at May 30, 2007, 04:21 PM
Quote from: akadama at May 27, 2007, 05:52 AM
MODx 0.9.6 Issues with Mootools ?
Style List (show/hide) in <your_site>/index.php?id=32 return js error’s too.
I bet your java error is the same as above which you can get to see with firefox when you use firebug addon.
Hi guys
- Well in fact the code in the page is for scriptaculous. It works with MODxCSS template. Then you must you to delog from the manager... cause by default the page is render in backoffice too I suppose... Hmm.
- In the MODxHost template the js call is for mootools.
So the content in the sample website should be adapt to work with the new official effect library. Perhaps a mootools expert in the room?
Ho! And the cooky must be enable too... No advice if they are bloqued by the browser.
Just to confirm with the previous reporters, the Login button is mis-aligned in both FF2 and IE7, on a brand-spanking clean install of 0.9.6-final.
It looks like when you don’t enable Captcha, there isn’t enough of a margin underneath the button. And, yep, there’s no Forgot Password link!
Looking good so far though!
Quote from: andyccn at May 31, 2007, 04:01 PM
Just to confirm with the previous reporters, the Login button is mis-aligned in both FF2 and IE7, on a brand-spanking clean install of 0.9.6-final.
It looks like when you don’t enable Captcha, there isn’t enough of a margin underneath the button. And, yep, there’s no Forgot Password link!
Looking good so far though!
Argh no my bad! Just re-installed it and seen the "Forgot Manager Password" plugin - installed that, and everything’s groovy
OK maybe everything’s not so groovy.
I cannot for the life of me get TinyMCE working. This is on a clean 0.9.6-final install, and I’ve been through it 3 times now, still no joy.
Here’s what I’ve done...
1. Download, unzip and upload MODx.
2. Visit mysite.com/install
3. Follow the screens through, clear all options, then select the following:
- Install/Update DocManager
- Install/Update Bottom Button Bar
- Install/Update Forgot Manager Login
- Install/Update Inherit Parent Template
- Intall/Update TinyMCE 2.1.1.1
That all goes through OK.
Now, login to the Manager - set my site’s configuration - Interface & Features.
In the "Editor to use" drop-down, all it says is "None."
In MODx 0.9.6 RC3, TinyMCE was present, and selected by default. Even in the user’s individual settings, the only editor available is "None." If I go to Manage Resources > Plugins, I have the following:
- Bottom Button Bar
- Forgot Manager Login
- Inherit Parent Template
- QuickEdit
Notice also, I did not select QuickEdit in the options - I purposely did not select it. Is it possible MODx is mistaking QuickEdit for TinyMCE?
Thanks,
Andy.