Please can you clarify exactly what under what circumstances you expect which field to get copied where? Is this to do with the standard/document pagetitle being auto-updated with the default language pagetitle when a document is saved?
Modules > YAMS > Other Params > Document Layout Settings > Autoupdate Manager Document Title
set to Yes? Perhaps you switched it off if you were using your own rules.
I’m pretty sure that this isn’t a bug in YAMS. If you disable the YAMS and ManagerManager plugins and try entering capital letters into the standard document alias field and save, you’ll see that the capitals remain, suggesting that this is standard MODx behaviour.
I am started with the project I talked about and the multi lingual aliases are working perfect, but I think I found a small bug! I activated the "Use MODx stripAlias" function, but my aliases still have capitals instead of that to be changed to lowercase.
So if the title is "Welcome" the alias will also be "Welcome" while it has to be "welcome".
$output = $trans->stripAlias($alias);
$output = strtolower( $trans->stripAlias($alias) );
Quote from: PMS at Oct 08, 2009, 09:27 AM
Please can you clarify exactly what under what circumstances you expect which field to get copied where? Is this to do with the standard/document pagetitle being auto-updated with the default language pagetitle when a document is saved?
yes.
Quote from: PMS at Oct 08, 2009, 09:27 AM
Modules > YAMS > Other Params > Document Layout Settings > Autoupdate Manager Document Title
set to Yes? Perhaps you switched it off if you were using your own rules.
The events have changed from version to version. The best place to look is point 3 of the installation instructions in the readme.txt, or alternatively the case statements in the code in yams.plugin.inc.php. For version 1.1.7 alpha RC2 the readme.txt says:
maybe it’s the plugin events ? i set these (documentation was unclear to me with last versions):
OnLoadWebDocument
OnParseDocument
OnWebPageComplete
OnWebPagePrerender
OnLoadWebPageCache
OnPageNotFound
OnBeforeDocFormSave
edit: oh i see you just answer while i was writing.. can you tell me the events needed ?
- OnLoadWebDocument - OnParseDocument - OnWebPageInit - OnWebPagePrerender - OnLoadWebPageCache - OnPageNotFound - OnBeforeDocFormSave
Version 1.1.7 alpha RC5 - Bug fix: Fixed a bug whereby on first save of a newly created multilingual document, pagetitles and aliases would not get updated.
Quote from: PMS at Oct 08, 2009, 08:09 AM
Please update your .htaccess and then try accessing http://192.168.0.8/index.php?id=1 again.
Done, but unfortunately nothing has changed.
As i was reading the forum, found that modified htaccess part of friendly URL-s, but gonna use this one from now. I will try to set up this entirely solution besides of my localhost, maybe with more luck
Thank you for the quick answers, made me get closer to my goal!
Hi @ysera.
Quote from: ysera at Oct 08, 2009, 08:21 AM
Quote from: PMS at Oct 08, 2009, 08:09 AM
Please update your .htaccess and then try accessing http://192.168.0.8/index.php?id=1 again.
Done, but unfortunately nothing has changed.
As i was reading the forum, found that modified htaccess part of friendly URL-s, but gonna use this one from now. I will try to set up this entirely solution besides of my localhost, maybe with more luck
Thank you for the quick answers, made me get closer to my goal!
I’ve tried it today with my ISP (ysera.wplanet.hu), and it is the same.
After setting up Modx+Yams and mangagermanager and switching one template to a multi lingual one, and using Language dependent root names, i can’t reach my documents any more. It wants to reach http://ysera.wplanet.hu/en/index.php?id=1 and i can avoid the 404 Not Found response in only one way: creating an /en folder and an index.php file on it. But it is pathetic, i should be able to reach any of my sites without saving them to an exact location. I feel myself like an idiot.
