0.9.5 Public Beta 5 (rev 1785)

Are you sure it’s not the other way around? If no alias is specified, the document title will be used for the alias.

Yes, I’m sure.

My menu would start to look like this:

- Article 1 Foo (links to article1foo.html)
- article2bar (links to article2bar.html)
- Article 3 Baz (links to article3baz.html)

Andy

Something similar happend to me as happend to Ayayre.

I don’t remeber for sure, but I think it was the title that suddenly was showing as menu title! I have set the menu titles manually, so it wasn’t empty. It could also been the alias, I’m not sure.

I thought it was me doing something wrong, it just happend on one installation. And now I can’t reproduce the problem, everything works as it should, even though I haven’t made any changes! Stange.

Just wanted to report this so you guys don’t thing Ayayre is just dreaming

Quote from: Uncle68 at Nov 02, 2006, 02:16 PM

Just wanted to report this so you guys don’t thing Ayayre are just dreaming

Hehe - thanks!

Andy

Hi,
I have some problem using FCKeditor - Resources Browser.
I have installed rev 1785 and everythings was ok. Then I have updated to rev 1805 - still ok. After my last update rev 1848 I can uplod images but I’m not able to see any preview images. In the server the preview image is generated but with wrong permission, same problem if I try to create a folder. Do you have any idea?

Thanks a lot
(sorry for my english)

Rev. 1902

FS#638 — Input fields in manager use proportional font family in MODxLight and MODx themes

Input fields in manager (including textarea) use a proportional font family in MODxLight and MODx themes (MODxGreen uses monotype font). While it might be of preference for someone, usually textarea fields use monospace font family, especially when they contain any kind of code - which is the case.

Rev. 1902

FS#639 — Return Last-Modified HTTP header for MODx documents

MODx documents don’t return Last-Modified HTTP header. The document’s last modification date should be returned.

Rev. 1902

FS#640 — Ability to define HTTP headers for a site and documents

It would be useful to be able to define some of the HTTP headers for a site (global settings) and for single document (override of a global setting). The headers available for setting should include:

* Expires
* Cache-Control
* Pragma

Rev. 1902

FS#641 — Automatic alias creation for document titles with non-ASCII characters

The automatic alias creation should work for documents with non-ASCII characters in the title. Those characters should be ’translated’ to their ASCII counterparts.

The way to achieve that may be the use of a translation table, for example the ’i18n-ascii’ (taken from Textpattern) attached to this post.

Quote from: andyccn at Nov 03, 2006, 06:26 AM

This is regarding 0.9.5 code-name RC1 (rev 1902.)

I recall reading somewhere ModX no longer has built-in statistics. This isn’t a problem for me, as I use a separate stats package anyway.
However, I was wondering if the ’Log Visits’ document property still takes effect?

It’s there as a hook for snippets/plugin developers to be able control the statistics. I’ll update the description to reflect that... thanks, and thanks for the reports!