need help - page settings are not saved

hi guys,

I just wanted to change preferences of a page, disabling the richtext-editor for a document (with the document - prefereces - use rich text editor) but modx does not save the settings when I save the page.
Do you have any idea, why that happens and how I can fix that?

my modx is 0.9.2.1 on a macOSX using the latest mysql and apache

Thanks a lot
steffen

Are you getting any error messages? Or is simply not persisting your changes?

nope, it is simply not saving, no error message
hm
don’t know how to change that....

steffen

*push*
sorry guys, but I don’t know how to solve that
anybody got an idea?

I can save the content and all the fields, but when i set the checkbox to not use RichText or set "use as folder" it does not save this setting...


thanks for any answer
steffen

Check your database to make sure it has those fields in the "site_content" table; get a new copy of the MODx zip file, unzip it, and re-upload the /manager/actions/dynamic/mutate_content.dynamic.action.php and the manager/processors/save_content.processor.php files. Other than that, I don’t have any suggestions; this seems to be a problem specific to your installation, which suggests something got corrupted somewhere. I have the same setup as you (except you probably have Tiger and I’m still using 10.3) on both a PowerBook and a dual-processor G4 server, and have never had such a problem.

Two possibilities come to mind. I was having this problem and it was a DNS server screw up. In other words my host had messed me. Make sure there is nothing screwy in your .htaccess.

Also if you have a copy of the rogue 9.0.1a release it can do that. Download the latest tgz, up it flat after having decompressed locally. Then do an upgrade install.

In fact I would do that even if you do not have 9.0.1a

JT

I’ve the same problem.

modx 0.9.2.1 rev 1005 downloaded just a few days ago.
db-version created by modx 0.9.1 rev 646
operating systems: (dev-system) windows xp with apache 2 an php5 and (dev-system2 an live-system) debian with apache 2 and php4, mysql is v4.x on both systems

CBieser,

Did you run the installer after updating the files, choosing the upgrade option?

short answer: douh!

thanks for the hint!

thanx guys for your answers,

I will try to check on the things you’ve said

I solved the problem temporarely by making a PHP script acessing the SQL database directly and changing the values in there (cause I needed to set richtext:off and show in menu:false only for documents with the title "menu" - so you can do that quite easily - fortunately it stays like that)
thanks a lot.

Steffen