Site down due to ModX

Hello,

Any ideas why my website looks all jumbled and ModX manager/login page gives me an error? I’ve changed absolutely nothing in the code. This problem just seemed to randomly appear. Don’t know what version of Modx I have because I cant see anything with this error. Using Windows 7 on a PC. Here’s a link to my ModX login page. Thank you

http://www.classymannequins.com/manager/

- Ruben

It looks completely normal to me. Try clearing your browser cache and cookies.

Looks OK to me, see attached screenshot.

Looking at CSS for the front page of your site, css.php is returning an error:

Execution of a query to the database failed - Table ’./mm_classymannequin/modx_site_content’ is marked as crashed and should be repaired

@Shamblett - Yes the login page looks fine, but when I log in it is all messed up.

@twz - I see that error...how would I go about fixing that? What’s odd is that I haven’t changed any code whatsoever in months. Any suggestions?

@BobRay - I cleared my cache, browser history, cookies, etc. then did a hard refresh on my page and still, nothing

Thank you all for your responses and your help!!

Sincerely,
Ruben

Thanks ganeshXL, I appreciate your reply. I found the PHPmyadmin area on my control panel. Attached is a screen shot of what I’m looking at. Unfortunately, that link to tech republic you sent doesn’t seem to be working for me and I can’t seem to come up with any clear instructions on repairing this through a google query. I also tried looking for the "repair" command in PHPmyadmin with no luck. Any suggestions?

Thanks again,

Ruben

Select the database _modx

You can then find and repair the table in question.

AMDBuilder - How do I know which table needs to be repaired and how do I repair it? Sorry for being such a pain! It’s just that I’m not the best when it comes to these things..

Thanks,
Ruben

Ok, so I went into phpMyAdmin, clicked on the ’Databases’ tab, then clicked on ’mm_classymannequin’ and found the table ’modx_site_content’ (screen shot attached). But now I’m stuck. How do I go about fixing it?

If you scroll down to the bottom of the screen, you should see a drop-down that says "with all ..."

Pull it down and select "repair."