We launched new forums in March 2019—join us there. In a hurry for help with your website? Get Help Now!
    • 2734
    • 165 Posts
    Hi all

    I’m using [*#templatevar*] syntax to enable quickedit for ditto generated content.
    It all works fine, but when i log out of the manager, the quickedit-links on the pages remain. Is this a caching issue? I’d prefer to not switch caching off... should i just load a "non-manager" css that hides the quickedit links? Or is there a better solution?

    Any input appreciated. Thanks
      • 22770
      • 285 Posts
      Have you tried clearing the cache once to see if that helps. It did for me when I had that problem.
        • 2734
        • 165 Posts
        Quote from: PatrickSamphire at Nov 06, 2007, 09:54 AM

        Have you tried clearing the cache once to see if that helps. It did for me when I had that problem.
        Yes, that helps. But whenever i change something using QuickEdit, i revert to the old state. Eg. the problem is back.
          • 6726
          • 7,075 Posts
          This is strange... maybe check the plugin execution order to see if this is not a parsing issue ? Go in Resources > Manage Resources you have a link : "Edit Plugin Execution Order by Event". Maybe there is something there...


            .: COO - Commerce Guys - Community Driven Innovation :.


            MODx est l'outil id
            • 2734
            • 165 Posts
            Quote from: davidm at Nov 06, 2007, 10:09 AM

            This is strange... maybe check the plugin execution order to see if this is not a parsing issue ? Go in Resources > Manage Resources you have a link : "Edit Plugin Execution Order by Event". Maybe there is something there...
            QuickEdit and SearchHighlighting are sharing the same Event. Changing the Order doesn’t seem to change anything regarding the QuickEdit Links.
            I think it’s rather a caching issue. Currently i use the cacheable way of calling Ditto with [[Ditto ...]]. Using [!Ditto ...!] solves the Problem, but i wonder if this might turn into a performance issue when used on a highly frequented site?

            Thanks for all the valuable input. Much appreciated.