I have been reading on
this thread (MRW Support Thread) and was able to manually install MRW by uploading the missing /wizard directory.
This is what I receive when I test your MRW EditArea package:
Evaluation of your resource.
Warning: move_uploaded_file(/www/mysubdir/modx_base_dir/assets/modules/wizard/eval/EditArea.0.1.4.modxpkg.zip): failed to open stream: Permission denied in /www/mysubdir/modx_base_dir/assets/modules/wizard/wizard.class.php on line 120
Warning: move_uploaded_file(): Unable to move '/tmp/phpOUPf60' to '/www/mysubdir/modx_base_dir/assets/modules/wizard/eval/EditArea.0.1.4.modxpkg.zip' in /www/mysubdir/modx_base_dir/assets/modules/wizard/wizard.class.php on line 120
The MODx Resource Wizard package could not be uploaded to the server.
CHMOD /wizard/eval to 0777 allowed me to bypass this error!
"Edit Area" version 0.1.4 beta:
Ready to install the "Edit Area" plugin.
Press Continue to proceed and the plugin will be written to the database.
Press Cancel to stop the installation and remove all uploaded files.
So, I pressed continue only to see:
Your plugin has been installed.
Yet still...
Warning: file_get_contents(/www/mysubdir/modx_base_dir/assets/plugins/edit_area/edit_area.plugin.txt): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /www/mysubdir/modx_base_dir/assets/modules/wizard/wizard.class.php on line 285
Warning: wizard_install(/www/mysubdir/modx_base_dir/assets/plugins/edit_area/install.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /www/mysubdir/modx_base_dir/assets/modules/wizard/wizard.class.php on line 286
Fatal error: wizard_install(): Failed opening required '/www/mysubdir/modx_base_dir/assets/plugins/edit_area/install.php' (include_path='/www/mysubdir/modx_base_dir/manager/includes/') in /www/mysubdir/modx_base_dir/assets/modules/wizard/wizard.class.php on line 286
Apparently, /assets/plugins/edit_area never was created... Argh...
CHMOD /assets/plugins to 0777 allowed me to bypass this error!
Your plugin has been installed.... Only it doesn’t work. Enough hacking, this is starting to feel MESSY! (Not your fault)
Turns out, files were owned by Nobody, preventing it from working as expected. Also, the Plugin name was "Edit Area", not "EditArea" ... Once I uploaded the files (as root) it did NOT work until I renamed the plugin to "EditArea" (no space)