I’m not 100% sure about this, but did you put the <?php ?> in the snippet call? I know if the 1.0 and later Evo versions there was some switching back and forth between which versions supported tags inside the snippet coding and which didn’t.
I’m not an expert on this, but just thought it was strange that the code would just be getting generated on your page as content. Sounds like the server isn’t recognizing it as PHP when it generates the page.
I put the two pages under a folder.
I don’t think that you’re supposed to have all of the NewsEditor and Manager under a parent container. I think there is one container with blog posts, one doc (not a child) as NewsManager, and one doc (not a child) as the NewsEditor.
Here’s what the documentation says. It’s not totally clear, but...
* Make a folder which will serve as container for all you posts. Let’s assume that it has the id 10.
* Make a document with the NewsManager snippet: [!NewsManager? &folder=`10` !]. Let’s assume that is has the id 11.
* Make a document with the NewsEditor snippet: [!NewsEditor? &folder=’10’ &postid=`11` !]. Let’s assume that is has the id 12.
* Edit the NewsManager snippet to be: [!NewsManager? &folder=`11` &editformid=`12` !].
* Add a link after the NewsManager: <a href="[~12~]">Create new post.</a>.