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    Quote from: PMS at Aug 02, 2008, 05:20 AM

    Weird. I wonder why I didn’t see this with any of my modx 0.9.2.1p2 sites. I checked that the menu order was correct (it clearly wasn’t for the modx 0.9.6 install), but I didn’t try changing anything or playing it... Maybe the modx 0.9.2.1p2 sites are affected, but I just didn’t test them well enough?

    I’ll report back if I get any more info.

    Paul

    IIRC, using the broken MySQL 5.0.51, Wayfinder shows the menu items in the order they were created rather than by menu index, so if they were created in the same order as the menu index numbers, everything will look fine even though it’s not.
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      I also believe that there were changes taking advantage of more efficient queries that are affected by the bug.
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        IIRC, using the broken MySQL 5.0.51, Wayfinder shows the menu items in the order they were created rather than by menu index, so if they were created in the same order as the menu index numbers, everything will look fine even though it’s not.

        I think you’re probably right there. The sites where I didn’t see any problems were the newest and youngest, which means the menus had undergone very little if any reorganisation from the order in which we created them.

        Cheers,

        Paul
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