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    Quote from: shamblett at Nov 25, 2010, 02:50 AM

    Its front end, so you have to log in through the front end which makes you a web user, you can login as your admin user as this user usually has full powers you should see the toolbar on all your pages, this is a good first test, then you can create other web users.

    I understood that part correctly and i haven’t touched admin user’s permissions. Yet the toolbar doesn’t appear when loading the page. I’m using Revo 2.0.4-pl2 with these plugins installed via package manager: archivist, formit, googlesitemap, wayfinder and tinymce.

    I got this error while uninstalling Frontpage:

    Removed modPlugin instance with primary key 5
    Skipping modPluginEvent object (data object does not exist and cannot be removed): Array ( [0] => 0 [1] => OnWebPagePrerender )

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      The uninstall error is a bug, I’ll fix this in the next release, it won’t stop it working. You may need to load jQuery, see the User guide customization section, you need to set the loadJQuery property on the plugin to do this.
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        Thanks for this handy add-on!

        Is there anyway to control position of created document?
        I.e. if I want to publish front-end document in some specific container - how would I do that?

        Thanks in advance for answer!
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          oh WOW, this is AWESOME!!!!!!!!!! laugh laugh laugh

          Congratulations on your release! smiley
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            Is there anyway to control position of created document?
            I.e. if I want to publish front-end document in some specific container - how would I do that?
            At the mo the only way to do this is to navigate to any page within the target container, this becomes your ’underlying page’ as far as Frontpage is concerned, if you now create a document the container will become its parent i.e the same parent as the page you are on This is a good point though, it would be easy to add a parent field to the create page that took either a document id or an alias and use this if specified. I’ll raise a ticket for this in github.
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              I like.

              I don’t typically use front-end editing, but this looks amazing.
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                Quote from: shamblett at Nov 25, 2010, 02:50 AM

                Its front end, so you have to log in through the front end which makes you a web user, you can login as your admin user as this user usually has full powers you should see the toolbar on all your pages, this is a good first test, then you can create other web users.

                I’m showing ignorance on this, but how do you log in through the front end? Is it done through a URL similar to logging into Manager (www.mysite.com/manager)?
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                  You use a component to do this, revo has the Login add on, this normally sits in a sidebar or on a page and presents a user/password login box like the manager.
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                    Quote from: shamblett at Dec 14, 2010, 10:05 AM

                    You use a component to do this, revo has the Login add on, this normally sits in a sidebar or on a page and presents a user/password login box like the manager.

                    Would that be the WebLogin snippet?
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                      Quote from: kirkhuyser at Dec 14, 2010, 12:12 PM

                      Quote from: shamblett at Dec 14, 2010, 10:05 AM

                      You use a component to do this, revo has the Login add on, this normally sits in a sidebar or on a page and presents a user/password login box like the manager.

                      Would that be the WebLogin snippet?

                      It would be for MODx Evolution. Revolution does it all with the Login package.
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