I installed fresh version od modx on a new server.... I cleared cache several times and even restarted my computer... but I still don’t see QE on the site
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@Mproject: I can’t reproduce this problem on any upgrades or new installations I’ve performed. Can you provide more information about the steps you took? And have you made sure to clear your browser’s local cache? Firefox especially likes to hold on to old versions of js and css files at times that can cause some wierd conflicts following an upgrade if you don’t clear the cache first.
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I installed 0.9.6 today, and when I go to create a new user through the web signup form, for the blogs, it will not create a web user,
it just pops up an error: "Missing user name. Please insert a user name"
Quote from: gspark at May 27, 2007, 10:30 PMThat’s odd. I can’t reproduce it, either. Does this happen to you in more than one browser?
Document’s alias is not sticking, keeps going blank after you save
Quote from: Mr. at May 28, 2007, 11:41 PM
I installed 0.9.6 today, and when I go to create a new user through the web signup form, for the blogs, it will not create a web user,
it just pops up an error: "Missing user name. Please insert a user name"
This is a bug, see http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,14253.msg97219.html#msg97219
Easy to fix (but hard to find out): just remove the wsu_ part of the names of the inputs in the template for the web signup.
But when that is done you will have problems if displaying the websignup form at the same time as displaying the side bar login form because there is a naming conflict.
Sorry for this confusing answer, it’s early here
I hope some one smarter than me will greate a new login system based on eForm, the current one is not really good. I tried to make a new one based on eForm, but came up with no good solution so far.
$username = $modx->db->escape($modx->stripTags($_POST['username']));
$username = $modx->db->escape($modx->stripTags($_POST['wsu_username']));
$email = $modx->db->escape($modx->stripTags($_POST['email']));
$email = $modx->db->escape($modx->stripTags($_POST['wsu_email']));
$password = $modx->db->escape($modx->stripTags($_POST['password']));
$password = $modx->db->escape($modx->stripTags($_POST['wsu_password']));
if ($_POST['password']!=$_POST['confirmpassword']) {
if ($_POST['wsu_password']!=$_POST['confirmpassword']) {
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Their is an include file defined that contains support contact information. This default used to be included and displayed on the login page (manager/includes/support.inc.php), but since it was converted to a placeholder, it was never placed on the new login.html pages that are in each manager theme. If you add [+SupportInfo+] to your login.html, right after the [+OnManagerLoginFormRender+] placeholder, this will show the support include and should solve the mystery as to why the submit button is going outside the box.
Yep. I actually see the problem in my English installation as well. I wonder what changed that made this box too small for its contents.
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