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A problem I'm sure several people have had, and discussed briefly on the modx forum. I imagine it prevents many people using this otherwise ideal extra, as I would, but for some reason nobody has reported it here.
I've installed this extra on two different sites, one hosted on shared hosting from one provider and the other on a custom virtual server of my own configuration (not far from default, but upgraded to PHP 5.4), from a different ISP, and both systems produce the same result. I'm not sure what's common to both configs.
Results from tests on PHP 5.3 from the first provider, shared hosting:
In the manager all is well, editing a term resource shows the resources allocated to the term on the 'Pages' tab, etc., but on term pages using the snippet [[!getPagesByTerm]] produces no content and the following stuff appears in the modx error log each time the page is refreshed on the frontend:
[2015-12-04 14:08:50](ERROR @ /index.php) No class specified for loadClass
[2015-12-04 14:08:50](ERROR @ /index.php) No class specified for loadClass
[2015-12-04 14:08:50](ERROR @ /index.php) Could not load class
[2015-12-04 14:08:50](ERROR @ /index.php) No class specified for loadClass
[2015-12-04 14:08:50](ERROR @ /index.php) Could not load class !
[2015-12-04 14:08:50](ERROR @ /index.php) No class specified for loadClass
[2015-12-04 14:08:50](ERROR @ /index.php) No class specified for loadClass
[2015-12-04 14:08:50](ERROR @ /index.php) No class specified for loadClass
[2015-12-04 14:08:50](ERROR @ /index.php) ::loadCollectionGraph() is not a valid static method.
I used [[!getTaxonomies]] in the content of the parent categories resource which also produced no content, and the following in the modx error log:
[2015-12-04 14:09:27](ERROR @ /index.php) Error 42000 executing statement:
Array
(
[0] => 42000
[1] => 1064
[2] => You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '' at line 1
)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Same issue here. Though I have set the properties as so:-->
classname: PageTerm
graph: {"Page":{}}
sort: pagetitle
dir: ASC
I get this error [2017-02-23 18:30:32] (ERROR @ ///core/components/taxonomies/model/Base.php : 301) PHP warning: in_array() expects at least 2 parameters, 1 given
A problem I'm sure several people have had, and discussed briefly on the modx forum. I imagine it prevents many people using this otherwise ideal extra, as I would, but for some reason nobody has reported it here.
I've installed this extra on two different sites, one hosted on shared hosting from one provider and the other on a custom virtual server of my own configuration (not far from default, but upgraded to PHP 5.4), from a different ISP, and both systems produce the same result. I'm not sure what's common to both configs.
Results from tests on PHP 5.3 from the first provider, shared hosting:
In the manager all is well, editing a term resource shows the resources allocated to the term on the 'Pages' tab, etc., but on term pages using the snippet [[!getPagesByTerm]] produces no content and the following stuff appears in the modx error log each time the page is refreshed on the frontend:
[2015-12-04 14:08:50](ERROR @ /index.php) No class specified for loadClass
[2015-12-04 14:08:50](ERROR @ /index.php) No class specified for loadClass
[2015-12-04 14:08:50](ERROR @ /index.php) Could not load class
[2015-12-04 14:08:50](ERROR @ /index.php) No class specified for loadClass
[2015-12-04 14:08:50](ERROR @ /index.php) Could not load class !
[2015-12-04 14:08:50](ERROR @ /index.php) No class specified for loadClass
[2015-12-04 14:08:50](ERROR @ /index.php) No class specified for loadClass
[2015-12-04 14:08:50](ERROR @ /index.php) No class specified for loadClass
[2015-12-04 14:08:50](ERROR @ /index.php) ::loadCollectionGraph() is not a valid static method.
I used [[!getTaxonomies]] in the content of the parent categories resource which also produced no content, and the following in the modx error log:
[2015-12-04 14:09:27](ERROR @ /index.php) Error 42000 executing statement:
Array
(
[0] => 42000
[1] => 1064
[2] => You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '' at line 1
)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: