[Uncached] Snippets not rendering

Hi all. I posted in Articles about this issue, but just realized it's site-wide. All of my snippets are rendering the snippet call. For example:

[[!QuipLatestComments? &type=`family` &family=`b9` &tpl=`quipLatestComment` &limit=`10` &bodyLimit=`300` &rowCss=`quip-latest-comment` &altRowCss=`quip-latest-comment-alt` ]]

That's exactly how they render on the front-end. Any ideas?

Running Revo 2.2.4

cPanel 11.32.5 (build 15)
Apache version 2.2.23
PHP version 5.2.17
MySQL version 5.5.29-log [ed. note: cbaone last edited this post 13 years, 8 months ago.]

That's weird. What's in the head? How/where are you calling the snippets?

Do chunks work? TV's?

There's an obvious answer for this. What is the content type of the resources?

Does none of your snippets work or is it just Quip-snippets that doesn't work?

and what happens if you just use the default snippet properties: [[!QuipLatestComments]]

Quote from: cbaone at Jan 14, 2013, 09:40 PM

Hi all. I posted in Articles about this issue, but just realized it's site-wide. All of my snippets are rendering the snippet call. For example:

[[!QuipLatestComments? &type=`family` &family=`b9` &tpl=`quipLatestComment` &limit=`10` &bodyLimit=`300` &rowCss=`quip-latest-comment` &altRowCss=`quip-latest-comment-alt` ]]

That's exactly how they render on the front-end. Any ideas?

Running Revo 2.2.4

cPanel 11.32.5 (build 15)
Apache version 2.2.23
PHP version 5.2.17
MySQL version 5.5.29-log

Where are you adding these calls ? if your adding them direct into the WYSIWYG editor they wont work, you need to add them by clicking the html icon and pasting them into that.

Thanks for the response, but they aren't being added like that. Nearly all my calls were working one day, then they weren't the next. One of them is the articles snippet, which isn't in the WYSIWYG.

Further, replacing the snippets with defaults doesn't change it either. I agree it seems like it should be something simple, but for the life of me I can't think of what that might be. I can't think of anything that was changed that would affect the site globally like this.


Quote from: paulp at Jan 15, 2013, 06:54 AM

Where are you adding these calls ? if your adding them direct into the WYSIWYG editor they wont work, you need to add them by clicking the html icon and pasting them into that.

[ed. note: cbaone last edited this post 13 years, 8 months ago.]

Yes, chunks and TVs work.

Quote from: frogabog at Jan 15, 2013, 02:48 AM

That's weird. What's in the head? How/where are you calling the snippets?

Do chunks work? TV's?

There's an obvious answer for this. What is the content type of the resources?

What's the page source say? How does the head look? Like it's supposed to?

Quote from: frogabog at Jan 15, 2013, 03:37 PM

What's the page source say? How does the head look? Like it's supposed to?

The page source says exactly what it's rendering, the snippet code.

OK then, working one day and not the next could be to do with the server changing something on you.

Check your php version, php.ini file(s), and whatever else they could have up and changed on you.

I would also clear the core/cache folder manually, and if that didn't work I'd run a quick reinstall with a fresh copy of your MODX version. I really can't see how that would help, but I'd do it anyway. Other than that, I'm stumped. I hope someone else can help further.

I'm not sure what would cause snippets to render like they were text as if they were pasted into TinyMCE. Two of my forms, which are pulled from chunks, are rendering that way as well.

Quote from: frogabog at Jan 16, 2013, 02:00 AM

OK then, working one day and not the next could be to do with the server changing something on you.

Check your php version, php.ini file(s), and whatever else they could have up and changed on you.

I would also clear the core/cache folder manually, and if that didn't work I'd run a quick reinstall with a fresh copy of your MODX version. I really can't see how that would help, but I'd do it anyway. Other than that, I'm stumped. I hope someone else can help further.