MODX Staff
No, but if you have chunks or TV’s that contain any calls to other snippets, then you need to get those snippet tags as well. It’s definitely a snippet being executed and causing the error on line 372 of the code.
No luck... I did as you suggested to every snippet I’m usng in my template and still get the same error. Would I need to do the same for the chunk & TV calls as well?
I’ll check it out. Thanks.
jsPath = $jsPath; } function addList($list, $input, $tag = ’li’, $additionalOptions = ’’) { if ($additionalOptions != ’’) $additionalOptions = ’,’.$additionalOptions; $this->lists[] = array("list" => $list, "input" => $input, "tag" => $tag, "additionalOptions" => $additionalOptions); } function printHiddenInputs() { $inputType = ($this->debug) ? ’text’ : ’hidden’; foreach($this->lists as $list) { if ($this->debug) echo ’
’.$list[’input’].’: ’; $output.=""; } if ($this->debug) $output.= ’
’; return $output; } function printForm($action, $method = ’POST’, $submitText = ’Submit’, $submitClass = ’’,$formName = ’sortableListForm’) { $output.="
"; $output.= $this->printHiddenInputs(); $output.= ""; if ($this->debug) { $output.= "
"; } $output.= "
"; return $output; } function printTopJS() { $output.=" "; return $output; } function printBottomJs() { $output=’ ’; return $output; } function getOrderArray($input,$listname,$itemKeyName = ’element’,$orderKeyName = ’order’) { parse_str($input,$inputArray); $inputArray = $inputArray[$listname]; $orderArray = array(); for($i=0;$i $inputArray[$i], $orderKeyName => $i +1); } return $orderArray; } }
Fatal error: Class ’SLLists’ not found in C:\wamp\www\rev1392\root\assets\modules\docmanager\includes\process.inc.php on line 362
MODX Staff
Quote from: StainlessSteelRat at Sep 14, 2006, 07:40 PMNo, but if you have chunks or TV’s that contain any calls to other snippets, then you need to get those snippet tags as well. It’s definitely a snippet being executed and causing the error on line 372 of the code.
No luck... I did as you suggested to every snippet I’m usng in my template and still get the same error. Would I need to do the same for the chunk & TV calls as well?
MODX Staff
Not easily or without adding code to the document.parser file at the moment. Once the eval() is gone in a future release (not 0.9.5), it will be much easier to debug snippets in general, and we’ll make sure that detailed information about what snippet is executing is revealed on error as appropriate.
Would it be possible to show the name of the snippet that is being evaled when this error is generated?
Check out this thread; seems to be the same error and appears to be Ditto at the root of the problem... http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,7183.msg50447.html#msg50447
« MODx Parse Error » MODx encountered the following error while attempting to parse the requested resource: « PHP Parse Error » PHP error debug Error: array_values() [function.array-values]: The argument should be an array Error type/ Nr.: Warning - 2 File: D:\www\webroot\baycollege.dev\manager\includes\document.parser.class.inc.php(724) : eval()'d code Line: 372
Anyone else see this?
This discussion is closed to further replies. Keep calm and carry on.