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    Hello.
    While installing, don’t work the step that checking connection.JavaScript or something?
    IE gives that’s something wrong with connection.js

    Look please
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      Have you tried another browser? Opera is not fully supported at this time.
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        I tried in different browsers. The same problem!
        I think, maybe not all php modules are switched on a server?
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          There are not many dependencies required for MODx; See the Requirements. It is possible (as it happens to all of us) that one or more files did not get uploaded correctly.

          In addition Javascript itself has nothing to do with the server (unless the server has some strange permissions) as JS is always executed client side (in the browser).

          My suggestion is to a) review the requirements and then b) reupload all the files to the server and c) try in Firefox or Safari to ensure it works. (although the only thing that shouldn’t work in Opera is some of the CSS 3 styles)

          Cheers,

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            Quote from: smashingred at Oct 15, 2009, 07:10 AM

            There are not many dependencies required for MODx; See the Requirements. It is possible (as it happens to all of us) that one or more files did not get uploaded correctly.

            In addition Javascript itself has nothing to do with the server (unless the server has some strange permissions) as JS is always executed client side (in the browser).

            My suggestion is to a) review the requirements and then b) reupload all the files to the server and c) try in Firefox or Safari to ensure it works. (although the only thing that shouldn’t work in Opera is some of the CSS 3 styles)

            Cheers,

            Jay

            Thank’s, Jay!
            Tried all 3 steps - nothing can help.On server everything is normal. I’m thinking, maybe it’s something about bad MooTools initialization. But how to go through this?

            Arthur