How did you upgrade the site? Did you move the new files into place yourself, or did you use the UpgradeMODX extra?
Have you tried manually deleting the core/cache/ directories?
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What's the full error message.
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I'm getting this error since upgrading my site with UpgradeMODX extra.
Error message:
"Property set not found with ID Default."
The happens when I save any TV and was ok with 2.3.1pl and not since upgrading to 2.5.0pl
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I've found that an element without a property set returns this error. So if I have a TV and save it will report "Property set not found with ID 0."
If I add a property and then save I don't get an error.
Just need to figure out why it's grumbling about not finding a property set if it doesn't have one to find.
[ed. note: dave-b last edited this post 7 years, 7 months ago.]
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Have you tried upgrading to 2.5.1?
That looks like a bug in MODX 2.5.0 since no MODX object ever has an ID of 0.
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Hi Bob, Yes. That testing was with 2.5.1pl, I found it came in when I upgraded to 2.4.2pl. Can you think of any way to fix it?
[ed. note: dave-b last edited this post 7 years, 7 months ago.]
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Did you upgrade to 2.5.0 first? There are some DB changes that were made in that version, though usually the error messages caused by that take a different form.
http://bobsguides.com/blog.html/2016/06/27/missing-db-fields-(unknown-column)/
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I finally found a fix to this issue.
I updated to 2.5.1pl using UpgradeMODX extra and then deleted the manager folder, which had a custom name, and then replaced it with a fresh one from the 2.5.1pl zip
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