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Bypassing the MODX Manager Login III

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: manager, login, bypassing

Using a single plugin to create and authenticate users

Read more | Comments (0) | Apr 15, 2016

Bypassing the MODX Manager Login II

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: manager, login, bypassing

Second in a series of articles about bypassing the Manager Login process

Read more | Comments (0) | Apr 09, 2016

Bypassing the MODX Manager Login I

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: bypassing, manager, login

Use your own code, or an external service to authenticate users

Read more | Comments (0) | Apr 06, 2016

How JavaScript Works in MODX

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: JavaScript, PHP, manager, client-side, server-side

A look at how JavaScript and PHP interact and how JavaScript is used in the MODX Manager

Read more | Comments (0) | Jan 15, 2014

Locked Out: Getting Back into the MODX Manager

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: locked out, blocked, manager, login, password

Techniques for getting into the Manager when you're locked out

Read more | Comments (0) | Jan 02, 2014

Debugging CMPs -- A Horror Story

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: Custom Manager Page, CMP, debugging, horror

I recount a frustrating bug hunt and give some tips on debugging CMPs

Read more | Comments (1) | May 22, 2013

Customizing Lexicon Strings in MODX Revolution

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: lexicon, language, strings, customize, manager

How to find and change Lexicon strings displayed in MODX Revolution.

Read more | Comments (0) | May 22, 2013

Editing Files from the Manager's Top Menu

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: modx, menu, customize, manager, edit, files

How to create Top Menu items in the Manager that let you edit files directly

Read more | Comments (0) | May 03, 2013




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