SmartRouting is a simple plugin that handles requests for different contexts. It automatically switches the context based on a (sub)domain AND/OR subfolder.

SmartRouting is a rewrite of the popular XRouting extra. Unfortunately, this extra has not been updated in the MODX repository since 2015 and many unfixed issues have arisen since then, including the lack of full PHP 8 compatibility.


SmartRouting is a simple plugin that handles requests for different contexts. It automatically switches the context based on a (sub)domain AND/OR subfolder.

It is a rewrite of the popular XRouting extra which was not updated since 2015. Many unfixed issues have arisen since then, including the lack of full PHP 8
compatibility.

SmartRouting

This extra caches the order of the menu before installing or updating an extra and restores it after the installation or update is finished. It also moves new menu entries added during installing a package to the bottom.


This extra caches the order of the menu before installing or updating an extra
and restores it after the installation or update is finished. It also moves new
menu entries added during installing a package to the bottom.


MenuKeeper

CustomRequest is an effective routing plugin for MODX Revolution to map pretty but not found URLs to a MODX resource and set the request parameters by separating the URI path at the URI separators or by a regular expression.

As standard option the first characters of the not found URI will be compared with the alias value of each config entry. If found, this config entry is used. The alias path is stripped from the not found URI and the remaining string is used to set the request parameters.

As a second option, the alias value of a config entry could contain a valid regular expression and the not found URI will be matched with that expression. If matched, this config entry is used. The first subpattern part of the expression is stripped from the found pattern and the remaining  string is used to identify the resource where the user is forwarded to later. At least the found pattern is removed from the not found URI and the remaining string is used to set the request parameters.

For full details and some example configurations see the documentation.

Use friendly URLs everywhere in the frontend.

CustomRequest

With this MODX Revolution package you can generate a xPDO where clause on base of request parameters. This where clause can i.e. be used as pdoRessources or getResources where property.

Filter resources with request parameters. With this MODX Revolution package you
can generate a xPDO where clause on base of request parameters. This where
clause can i.e. be used as pdoRessources or getResources where property.

FilterWhere

LangRouter is a language routing plugin for MODx Revolution that is meant to be used with Babel. It takes care of switching contexts that hold the translations, depending on the URL requested by the client.

LangRouter is an installable extended version of https://gist.github.com/gadamiak/3812853. Thanks to gadamiak for the permission to use his code.

Language Router for Babel that uses the browser HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE header. LangRouter works with so called subfolder based setup.

LangRouter

MySQL

With this MODX Revolution extra all used CSS classes in chunks, templates,
resources and template variables are collected and saved to a safelist.json
file. This safelist can be used to avoid purging the used CSS classes in a MODX
installation.

To generate a safelist.json file with the content of chunks, templates,
resources and template variables, you simply have to click on the TailwindHelper
menu entry in the Extras menu. The target path of the safelist.json can be
changed by a system setting.

The CSS classes in the files are detected in standard `class="whatever"`
attributes and Alpine.js `:class="{ 'whatever': variable === 'foo' }"`
attributes. These examples will add 'whatever' and 'foo' to the detected
classes. The class names are separated by the space character and included in
the list as individual classes.

With this MODX Revolution extra all used CSS classes in chunks, templates,
resources and template variables are collected and saved to a safelist.json
file. This safelist can be used to avoid purging the used CSS classes in a MODX
installation.

To generate a safelist.json file with the content of chunks, templates,
resources and template variables, you simply have to click on the TailwindHelper
menu entry in the Extras menu. The target path of the safelist.json can be
changed by a system setting.

The CSS classes in the files are detected in standard class="whatever"
attributes and Alpine.js :class="{ 'whatever': variable === 'foo' }"
attributes. These examples will add 'whatever' and 'foo' to the detected
classes. The class names are separated by the space character and included in
the list as individual classes.

With this MODX Revolution extra all used CSS classes in chunks, templates,
resources and template variables are collected and saved to a safelist.json
file. This safelist can be used to avoid purging the used CSS classes in a MODX
installation.

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