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<?php
$docs = $modx->getCollection('modDocument');
 
$pattern = '/www.xxx.com/(\d+)/';
$replacement = '[[~$1]]';
$count = 0;
 
foreach ($docs as $doc)  {
   $content = $doc->getContent();
   $hash1 = sha1($content);

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Snippet: 		[[SnippetName]]
Chunk: 			[[$ChunkName]]
System Setting: 	[[++SettingName]]
TV: 			[[*fieldName/TvName]]
Link tag:		[[~PageId? &paramName=`value`]]
Placeholder:		[[+PlaceholderName]]


<?php

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#!/bin/bash

# modx-upgrade.sh
# ---------------
# A shell script to help automate the upgrade of a MODX Revolution installation
# This script is for traditional installations only - not advanced
#
# Instructions:
# 1. Update the config section with your own site specific details
# 2. Upload this file to your server, preferably outside of web root

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javascript:void(location.href='https://12ft.io/'+location.href);

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javascript: (() => { window.location.replace("https://12ft.io/" + window.location.href)})();

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<?php
 
/**
 * File viewRevoObjects.php (requires MODx Revolution 2.1)
 * Created on: 9/17/11 at 9:49 AM
 * Project shawn_wilkerson
 * @elements
 * @version 1.0
 * @category
 * @author W. Shawn Wilkerson

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    angular 
        .module('utilities')
        .directive('preventAnimations', ['$animate', function ($animate) {
            return {
                restrict: 'A',
                link: function (scope, element, attrs) {
                    $animate.enabled(element, false);
                }
            };
        }]);

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<?php

/* convertMarkdown - a custom output filter 
 * by Christian Hanvey
 * WTFPL License 
 * 
 * ORIGINAL PHP MARKDOWN CLASS by Michel Fortin 
 * http://michelf.com/projects/php-markdown/
 *
 *

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If you are using git, so you can take advantage of static elements within MODX, you will need to be aware that simply updating your files does not mean MODX will pick that up. It will pick up changes in a file IF you the element is being called uncached.

http://forums.modx.com/forums/thread/73346/static-resources-don-t-update-without-cache-clear http://forums.modx.com/thread/73002/static-sources-caching-and-setup

This is not a big deal while working on a development site, performance is not your initial priority at that point. But when you get to deploying, you'll need to know that updating a file will not necessarily update how your site runs, and you don't want to be clearing your entire site cache. A big site would be taking a heavy server hit as its visitors trigger all pages regenerating their cache...

For an overview of MODX caching strategy, start at the documentation (of course) if you havn't already:

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<?php

/* 
Update resource fields when they are saved

trigger on the following system events:
	OnBeforeDocFormSave
	OnDocFormSave 

note: changing / inserting tv values is better done onDocFormSave as the process for saving tvs onBeforeDocFormSave is much more complicated (apparently)