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    Hello,

    What I am trying to do is move a MODx site from a folder on a shared hosting to another. Here are the steps I have taken

    1) backed up the database from for the site running on folder1
    2) created a new DB for the MODx site located in folder2
    3) did a fresh install of REV 2.0.6 pl on folder 2 and successfully ran the installer
    4) transferred the assets folder from folder1 to folder2 as a compressed filed and decompressed it
    5) when I log into the manager I get a BLANK white screen when I click on a page or chunk. Everything else displays fine and is editable
    6) The initial index page displays properly but when I try to navigate to any other pages I also get a BLANK white screen http://juiceblendz.com/

    ENVIRONMENT
    LOCAL OS: Max OSX 10.6.6
    BROWSER: Firefox/3.6.13
    SERVER OS: Apache - not sure on the version
    PHP 5.2.14
    Revo 2.0.6 traditional
    SITE URL: http://juiceblendz.com/

    The initial index page displays properly but when I try to navigate to any other pages I also get a white screen. I checked the database and the the records are there for the pages and such.

    Any help will be GREATLY appreciated, frustration levels are very elevated at this point.

    Best regards,
    Judith Huber
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      Did you change the path to your site in moving from the old server, if it was /home/user/public_html/core and now you have /home/user2/public_html/folder/core this may present some problems. I would try re-running the setup again to see if it fixes the problems.
        Patrick | Server Wrangler
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        When I run the setup I get the following error now:
        ERROR: Your MODX_CORE_PATH is invalid; please specify the correct path in the field above and click Submit.

        I KNOW this path is correct. Any thoughts?