And as you found those errors you could correct them in the MODX xml file, until it works with your board.iWisdom wrote:The changes are far too numerous to be able to do it by hand, so the only possible use for it is autoMOD, which, as I pointed out, has the same fundamental problems as the automatic updater.Anubis_The_Jackal wrote:Directly manipulating the ModX file, refreshing it, manipulating, refreshing, etc, with an easy to follow and use xml file.
I am not talking about doing it by hand (good god) but rather running it through the automod, getting back the places that have errors because of changed parts in your files, changing those, and being able to run it again until all the errors are eliminated.
Then you still run the automod, sans the errors.
Alternatively those errors could be manually fixed one by one and then the lines removed completely from the MODX file so it skips what you have already corrected, until it works without error.