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As one who is trying to absorb the product and its usage, a fully (as much as it can be) functional site with demo data etc. that we can review code and other settings would be the best. The individual parts, descriptions, instructions are good, but when one sees it actually running and then looks at the site under the covers, you can learn more I think that way.
So for instance. I’ve implemented authorization / ACL on many types of systems and products. They are work slightly different. If there was a working site with public/member/levels of access built in with logins, registrations, redirects, logouts etc. we could take that and implement/extend it.
Regards...
Rick
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modExt documentation (what did yoiu add to ext.js and how does it work) like ext docs itself, we will be creating more components and we like to stay close to the modx way of dooing this, but modExt docs ar very limited and tje js is compressed.
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Set Friendly URLs on a localhost for WampServer.
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Quote from: orbs-eu at Aug 09, 2010, 01:11 PM
Set Friendly URLs on a localhost for WampServer.
That’s what you want to see next?
- Left click on the WAMP icon (not rightclick)
- Go to Apache -> Apache Modules -> [click] rewrite_module
- Left click on the WAMP icon (do not rightclick)
- Click Restart All Services
Rename with notepad (not in Windows shell, that doesn’t work) the ht.access file in the root of MODx to .htaccess. This can be done on a FTP server or with almost any program. Once you’ve done this, if you’re running MODx from a subdir, say "http://local/modx", set (in your .htaccess file) the following from:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
to:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /modx/
That’s about it. Of course, go to the System Settings from MODx itself and enable FURL settings (click the filter, click "Friendly URLs").
@MarkGHErnst
Developer at Adwise Internetmarketing, the Netherlands.
There doesn’t appear to be any documentation about creating a custom (third party) provider. There’s some great information about custom packages and adding a custom provider, but besides scanning the source code, I can’t find anything about the various AJAX calls that are sent to the provider, and how the provider should respond.
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hopefully for the better though...
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