Nah, that wouldn’t help. I tried it a few days ago, just to make sure it didn’t affect it, but it didn’t change anything.
I removed the text before the first : just so I didn’t have any text next to it (because I already had a label for another field next to it).
I wish I could figure out what’s causing this, because I can’t open this up to my site members publically if they can’t see if they made an error / etc.
(I’m gonna check for the hell of it to make sure an extra line feed / space isn’t present, since that caused an issue for another user. Still, I doubt it, since the script is technically doing the request (since it creates the <div> and <p> tags to put around the error, and for my private fields, it will set the field to "on".)
EDIT: Scotty, I have a possible idea of why it’s acting up. Remember how I had to enable the base root stuff to get WLPE to work as expected, so it wouldn’t make /mysymphonic/mysymphonic in the URL? In this code...
function __construct($LanguageArray, $dateFormat = '%A %B %d, %Y at %I:%M %p', $UserImageSettings = '105000,100,100', $type = 'simple')
{
require_once 'manager/includes/controls/class.phpmailer.php';
$this->LanguageArray = $LanguageArray;
$this->DateFormat = $dateFormat;
$this->UserImageSettings = $UserImageSettings;
$this->Type = $type;
}
In previous MODx snippets that had a require/require_once, it had MODX_BASE_PATH. before the ’’ marks, to make sure it got the absolute path. You think this is why I can’t get it to work, since it’s trying to do mysymphonic/manager.....? I’m gonna try this for the hell of it and see if it does anything.
EDIT 2: Nah, didn’t work. It was worth a try, though.