Answered Firefox stuck saving Resource

Quote from: BobRay at Sep 07, 2017, 08:50 PM

I definitely found a way to do this, but I can't remember what it was (doh).

Try changing that latestVersion value to 2.5.8 and see what that does.

Ok will give it a try

Thanks
Andy

if (php_sapi_name() === 'cli') {
    /* This section for debugging during development. It won't execute in MODX */
    include 'C:\xampp\htdocs\addons\assets\mycomponents\instantiatemodx\instantiatemodx.php';
    $snippet =
    $scriptProperties = array(
        'versionsToShow' => 5,
        'hideWhenNoUpgrade' => false,
        'lastCheck' => '',
        'interval' => '+60 seconds',
        'plOnly' => false,
        'language' => 'en',
        'forcePclZip' => false,
        'forceFopen' => false,
        'currentVersion' => $modx->getOption('settings_version'),
        'latestVersion' => '[b]2.5.8-pl[/b]',
        'githubTimeout' => 6,
        'modTimeout' => 6,
        'tries' => 2,
    );

I meant to change the latestVersion property of the UpgradeMODXWidget snippet, though it still may not work.

No, that's the code. I meant to change the property on the properties tab of the snippet. I haven't had time to look at the code, but I think that array member you modified is overwritten by the property before it's used.

Did the install go OK?

UPDATE: I found online that there is a replacement for TinyMCE called TinyMCE Rich Text Editor (tinymcerte-1.2.0-pl).
The one that I had installed was called TinyMCE (tinymce-4.3.4-pl).
I removed the old one, and installed the new one - and hey presto - problem solved!!!