Should have been a 5 minute job.
Needed to make some changes but could not login to manager in IE9, FF4 or Chrome 10. Eventually got in in IE9 but did not work properly. Is there an answer to this?
I’m now going to get an XP laptop out to use.
Also now seems a good time to progress I am using modx 1.0.2 -
http://www.metamedia.gb.com/
What should I go for now Revolution or Evolution?
Keith
www.metamedia.gb.com
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There is a clear upgrade path to 1.0.5, but it’s not so simple moving to Revolution.
Thanks Susan - that looks as though it is the way to go unless someone else has a different view.
Keith
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Definitely start with upgrading to 1.0.5.
Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
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Thanks Ryan.
1.0.5 it is then.
Anyone got any info about logging into manager under Windows 7.
Have not got the laptop out yet.
Keith
www.metamedia.gb.com
MODx 1.0.5 // PHP 5.2.9 - CGI// MySQL 4.1.22 // Zeus- Linux //
XP and IE8 sorted it out. I was able to login and make the changes.
Keith
Keith
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Upgrade done to 1.0.5.
Only problem was menu was wrong colour which was rectified by uploading dropdown.css from backup. Yes, I did make a backup.
I can now login in IE9, so not sure at this stage whether that problem is completely solved.
Thanks for advice.
Keith
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Could have been a browser cache/cookie problem. Those pop up from time to time, and can play havoc with Javascript-heavy applications like the MODx manager.