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    Hi , Im in a bit of a pickle and need help. Im a photographer and have a website www.townendphotography.co.uk . Recently modx manager had an update and now my manager doesnt work. The guy who made up the website and installed manager to help me manage my own website was an ex-wifes brother and he no wont have anything to do with me or the webiste so he wont help.
    Im no expert on this.
    www.townendphotography.co.uk/manager and brings up an error:>

    Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on a non-object in /var/sites/t/townendphotography.co.uk/public_html/core/model/modx/modmanagerresponse.class.php on line 41
    any ideas ?
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      If you have FTP access to the site you could try deleting the contents of the cache folder which live inside the core folder.

      http://www.townendphotography.co.uk/core/cache/all the folders in here.

      This may help and should not cause you any problems but it would be prudent to make a copy of anything before deleting it.
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        Well, several problems possible, maybe update was not installed correctly, order of upgrade is important: 2.2> 2.3> 2.4> 2.5. There may be something else, necessary to look from the inside. But, as already said AndyTough, first try remove all files in core/cache/

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          It's a curious error message because as far as I can tell, there is no get() call anywhere near line 41 of that file.

          You didn't by any chance try to upgrade from MODX Evolution to MODX Revolution?

          What version of MODX were you upgrading from?
          What version of MODX were you trying to upgrade to?

          Also, if you uploaded the new MODX files individually with FTP, that often results in missing or corrupted files.
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