Newbie: 500 Internal error after uploading, can't install

As I mentioned before, unfortunately, I have never tried using MODx for a Blog and so I would put in a request in the appropriate forum category as I can’t help you any longer. Personally, I continue to use WordPress for blogs due to the ease in integrating with other applications and simple API. Down the road I may test out MODx for this purpose but as you highlight the Docs are still wanting. But if you were here a year ago you’d be amazed how far they have come.

All the best,

Jay

Quote from: Hotsnow at Jun 22, 2007, 11:35 PM

Tell me please, these numbers in document tree, are they document ID’s?

Yep. They sure are.

Quote from: smashingred at Jun 23, 2007, 12:09 AM

but as you highlight the Docs are still wanting. But if you were here a year ago you’d be amazed how far they have come.

-anyway, I see that this CMS in development, and it’s good.

Thanks Hotsnow. We’ve released more than 10 times in the past two and a half years, with much planned for the future. It takes a bit of unlearning some habits from other systems, but I think you’ll find the flexibility and speed of development of custom sites and applications liberating with MODx.

You welcome, I have dug thorough other CMS, but no one (from open source’s ones) is equal to yours in flexibility, I liked lucidCMS, but it seems lil bit abandoned. From commercial ones I could consider the webedition as reasonable good.