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The plugin runs synchronization on every access to the frontend page of your website. Elements are located in the corresponding directories of the plugin's working directory — web_assets folder in the root directory of your website.

Pass the flush parameter at the end of the frontend url for MODX-Mirror to perform its magic. Example: http://your-website-url/?flush

Folders became into categories

If you put file with element's content not to the it's base folder (chunks, templates, plugins and snippets folders respectively) this directories tree will be converted to element's categories tree.
E.g. chunk that is located in the file chunks/Frontend/Navigation/MainMenuItem.html will be displayed in manager panel as:
Categories tree
Note that MODx correctly works only with two levels of categories. That's why plugin will truncate longer caterory trees.

Power of comments

Special PHPDoc-like comments are supported for PHP files (snippets and plugins):
PHPDoc-like comments
Dwell in detail on each of them:

  • @modxDescription - specifies description of the element;
  • @modxCategory - identifies which category does element belong to. Categories should be divided with / without leading slashes;
  • @modxEvent (may occur several times) - is applicable only for plugins and specifies one or more events that should be assigned to the plugin;
  • @modxStaticFile - identifies whether element static or not. Value of this comment should contain two parts, separated with @ — ID of the media source and the path of the external file.
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