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Be sure to force reload the cache in your web browser. Chances are the js is cached. If not and you can reproduce in more than one browser, it would suggest that this is a bug needing a fix.
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Hi Jay,
I did the following:
- Cleared cache
- Flushed sessions
- Removed browsercache
But the error still exists in:
- Chrome for Mac
- Safari for Mac
- Chrome for Windows
- Firefox for Windows
- IE 10 for Windows
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after upgrading from 2.3.4 to 2.3.5 drag/drop in the resource-tree is working again, for me
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MODX Staff
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mintnl, did you delete the core/cache directory on the file system? Something isn't right. I'd also suggest checking to see if there are errors or 400s in your web inspector in Chrome. This is definitely unusual behaviour.
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I've been having this issue since 2.3.5 as well. Today I updated to 2.4, but that did not fix it.
I also:
- I cleared MODX cache
- Flushed sessions
- Delete all files and folders in core/cache
- Cleared all browsercache
- Re-installed 2.4
But am still having this issue.
Has anybody found a reliable solution?
I found this issue came in 2.3.4pl for me. I'm still searching for a solution.