Moving modx site

I am still trying to move a modX site. I have deployed everything mentioned in the previous post, "moving to new server."

I need to be able to move modx sites for deployment after development, and backup.

I have tried to move this repeatedly over the past 4 days and I get the same result.
Manager: Correct login redirects to blank login screen
appearance: link to assets, CSS are somehow screwed up and I can’t find where this originates

The original site is here: http://www.earthandspiritcenter.org/lent45/
THe URL www.lent45.org redirects to www.earthandspiritcenter.org/lent45/
The target back up, where you can see the problems is here: http://www.fitzio.com/testEnvironments/lent45

PDO is running and enabled in the php.ini folder located in the root public_html
Furl is turned off throughout move process
Followed this procedure closely, including updating links in all config files (current version does not include upgrade/install):
http://rtfm.modx.com/display/revolution20/Moving+Your+Site+to+a+New+Server

Please help me out here. I am more of a designer than developer, so I love the flexibility of ModX, but I can’t resolve this, I’ll have to quit choosing it as a CMS.

Web Server: shared Linux on Apache

* PHP version 5
* Apache

* MySQL version 5.1.54
MODx:
* Version 2.0.6
* plugins FOrmit wayfinder tinyMCE
Browser/Client:

* Browser name and version Firefox 3.6.16
* Operating System and version Mac OSX

Hi,
On your problem page this is your base href.
<base href="http://www.fitzio.com/lent45/" />
So it wants to find
http://www.fitzio.com/lent45/assets/CSS/resetStyles.css
which doesn’t appear to exist.

However, your test environment URL is this
http://www.fitzio.com/testEnvironments/lent45/
and this
http://www.fitzio.com/testEnvironments/lent45/assets/CSS/resetStyles.css
does exist.

In other words, it seems that you’re hard-coding your base href and need to change that when you change servers.

Hope this helps,
Matt

If I hard-coded my base href, I’m not sure it is intentional. Can you tell me which file I would edit to set it to a more appropriate standard? Is it a config or a db table? Sorry, I’m more of a designer than a developer...

Well, that was just my guess. Did you move the database from the original site to the experimental site? I’ve not moved a Revo site, so I was assuming that those instructions would have taken care of any change in the URL.

Where I would look to find a hard-coded href is in the template(s) that are used to serve up each page. There should be something like
<base href="[(site_url)]"></base>
at the top, in the <head> section, rather than something like
<base href="http://www.yoursitesname.com"></base>

Hope that helps,
Matt