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Sorry for not being more clear. I meant your installer for MODx. But even then the more I think about it, I’m fairly certain this is definitely Ditto-related, and doesn’t have anything to do with the core code. Moving this thread there.
Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
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Sorry, re-reading your post it was my mistake. I don’t actually have the zip anymore.
As I said earlier, once I’ve repeated my initial step which led to the error I’ll post back whether it has the same disruptive result or not. Maybe it’s just a one-off corruption of some kind.
Ok do the following:
1. Clear the cache.
2. Remove the ditto call from that page
3. Clear the cache
4. Check the page
If it loads, then there is an error in your Ditto call [1]. If it fails then something more serious is wrong [2].
[1]
That line of code is what replaces the output of the Ditto call, not the line that handles it. It seems to be having an error with your parameters. Please post your exact Ditto call in this thread along with a screenshot of your expanded document tree.
[2]
Try re-installing MODx 0.9.2.1 and testing again.
Thanks Mark. However, I’ve already recreated the page afresh using the exactly the same snippet call (copied and pasted), and it works fine. I then moved the children into the new folder (very quick and easy with the Managers interface).
I deleted the old page.
