It tells us that the System Setting in the DB is correct at least.
It really does sound like a cache issue. Did you clear your browser cache and cookies and successfully manually delete all files in the core/cache directory?
BTW, I’ve read that FireFox doesn’t always reliably clear its cache. You might try it in another browser that you’ve never visited the site with (or from a friend’s computer).
That link takes me to a page that says the site is under development. Is that the new site_start page or the old one?
[update]Never mind. Those two links take me to two different pages and I’ve never been there before.
What is the error_page System Setting set to? If it’s still pointing to the old page, you could just have a problem with .htaccess (try renaming it).
Do you have Friendly URLs turned on in System Settings?
Do you have this in all your templates?
<base href="[[!++site_url]]" />
do i want that code with or without friendly urls turned on?
jealousy<>love
Quote from: johnywhy at Jun 02, 2011, 05:28 PM
do i want that code with or without friendly urls turned on?
Both.
BTW, if you have FURLS turned off, you don’t want an .htaccess file at all (rename it to ht.access).
i put it in the head. but how is anything in my template going to make the homepage work, if the template does not load?
does it matter that i deleted the "Base" template? that was not a problem in 2.0
jealousy<>love
Hello
you could also try this:
1) check if site_start is 33 also in context-settings
2) if 1) didnt solve the problem: duplicate resource 33 and set site_start to the new ID
(clear the cache) (maybe delete everything in modx/core/cache/)
good luck
Quote from: johnywhy at Jun 02, 2011, 07:22 PM
i put it in the head. but how is anything in my template going to make the homepage work, if the template does not load?
does it matter that i deleted the "Base" template? that was not a problem in 2.0
It won’t, but it will make your links work if you ever get a page. It does go in the head section.
To help diagnose things, turn off FURLS and rename.htaccess to ht.access, then delete all files in the core/cache directory again. See if that gets things working.
