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    Hi folks

    I just updated from 2.0.8 to 2.1.1 ... now the site "has gone": Neither preview nor the normal site-view is displaying. (Not even any kind of sourcecode)
    In the backend/manager everything is working without errors.

    Edit: I found a sentence in another topic that applies for me to:
    Furthermore I noticed that I can’t toggle the Success messages/Warnings after setup - in the Installation Summary.

    Server:
    Apache/2.2.15 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.2.15 OpenSSL/0.9.8m PHP/5.2.13 with Suhosin-Patch
    modx 2.1.1pl traditional
    MySQL 5.1.41
    PHP 5.2.13
    pdo_mysql enabled


    Installed Packages:
    breadcrumbs 1.1rc2
    tinymce 4.3.0
    uncosnews 1.0rc1
    wayfinder 2.1.1pl

    Thanks for your help
    summerson
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      Have you already cleared your cache? Both from the manager and from the browser?
        TilliLab | MODX Ambassador
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        Quote from: pandro at Jun 14, 2011, 08:30 AM

        Have you already cleared your cache? Both from the manager and from the browser?


        you can also be very sure and delete all content in core/cache directory to clear the whole cache.
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          • 28836
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          I first tried to delete the cache with the modx manager and then I deleted the complete directory with ftp.
          Then I deleted the browser cache and all cookies and closed the browser.

          After reopen the browser:
          - I still can use the complete backend
          - I still can’t see the site

          summerson
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            mm..
            and in the manager logs do you find anything strange?
              TilliLab | MODX Ambassador
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              You probably have deprecated code in use on your front-end site which is preventing it from working. Check your PHP error log if nothing is revealed in core/cache/logs/error.log.
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                OK ... or not...

                1. I deleted (again) all files in core/cache
                2. I again cleared the browser cache/cookies
                3. I logged in
                4. I tried to open the site
                5. I tried to open different pages directly

                Nope.

                Then I opend my ftp prog and changed to core/cache/ ... but there is no "log" directory
                Then I produced a mistake in a package - and now I can find the log - but only with the produced mistake...
                Here is the error.log:
                [2011-06-14 16:08:21] (ERROR @ /.../htdocs/cms/core/cache/includes/elements/modplugin/7.include.cache.php : 23) PHP warning: require_once(/.../htdocs/cms/core/components/tinymce/tinymce.class.php) [<a href=’function.require-once’>function.require-once</a>]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory
                [2011-06-14 16:08:26] (ERROR @ /cms/manager/index.php) Could not find action file at: /.../htdocs/cms/core/components/uncosnews/controllers/index


                The html/css code I use ist strict and validate...


                Edit:
                If I switch the browser to IE I get an "HTTP 500 Error". It only appears with IE, not with FF or Opera

                Edit 2:

                I created
                - a new template only containing the basic html-tags and [[*content]]
                - a new page "Hello world" without another content.
                Even that page is not shown...

                summerson
                  • 22303 MODX Staff
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                  You seem to be missing critical files in your core/components/ directory, as indicated by the error messages. Seems you removed the files for the components you had installed before the upgrade.
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                    These are the consciously made errors!!!
                    For findig out if errors are written in the log I renamed two files. And THEN I have a error.log - If I rename the files correct again there will be no errors in the log.

                    Summerson
                      • 22303 MODX Staff
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                      Did you look in your PHP error_log for errors without making those changes? This is usually the same as the Apache error log file on most systems.