I think I may have stumbled upon a couple of new bugs that I don’t believe were in previous versions of Jot.
1. Some templates passed as parameters (chunk names) in the snippet call are being ignored by Jot. Specifically I’ve noticed that the &tplComments and &tplNotifyModerator parameters are being ignored. The only way that I have been able to change those templates is by uploading over the default template files in the snippet folder, although the other templates seem to work as chunks passed via parameters (so I imagine there’s a couple typos somewhere in the class file).
2. The headers for the notification emails are slightly malformed, which is causing some of them to be displayed as part of the message content (at least in Thunderbird 2). The culprit seems to be the two instances of ."\r\n"."X-Mailer: Content Manager - PHP/".phpversion() being added to the headers in the mail function call itself in the class file, since those are the lines that appear in the message content. Removing both of those fixes the problem (but of course doesn’t add these custom headers).
The templates not updating was driving me nuts, since I assumed it was a cache problem until I’d exhausted that possibility...
Running the pre-installed Jot 1.1.2 in MODx 0.9.6.
Oh and my snippet call is:
[[Jot? &pagination=`10` &css=`0` &captcha=`0` &moderated=`1` ¬ify=`2` &badwords=`{{spamWordsList}}` &bw=`2` &subjectModerate=`FFT: New Blog Comment ` &tplForm=`commentForm` tplComments=`commentTemplate` &tplModerate=`commentModeration` &tplNav=`commentNavigation` tplNotifyModerator=`commentModerationEmail` &cssRowAlt=`alt` &cssRowMe=`me` &cssRowAuthor=`author` &canmoderate=`CommentModerators` &placeholders=`1` &output=`0`]]<br clear="all" /><h3>Comments:</h3><br />[+jot.html.navigation+][+jot.html.comments+][+jot.html.moderate+][+jot.html.form+]
