Sorry it’s google traduction but i’m not very good in english
My hébergeur to be changed pub, it is a frame in top of the page and the administration
does not open (the admin starts to take care but all the 2sec. a question mark appears following the URL and the page is reloaded and
another question mark appears...ect). It was said to me that can be that in my site there was a script anti frame.
Thus I would like to know if there is really this script? which file it is? and is what one needs really the suprimer? or Why do?
Thank you
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MODX Staff
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Hi Hart, I’m not quite exactly certain what you asked ... what’s your primary language?
Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
Follow me on Twitter at @rthrash or catch my occasional unofficial thoughts at thrash.me
I’m french.
On my website, there is a pub, a frame, the administration doesn’t open. One people say me it’s because a anti frame script in my website but I don’t know if there is a anti frame script.Why do?
Here it’s my translation.
Yes I know but I haven’t got reply and one people advises me to create a topic here.
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If I understand correctly, you are not able to open the Frames of the MODx Manager. This may be because your browser is set to refuse to open frames. What browser are you using?
No, I can’t open the administration and one people say << ...because there is a script on your website, it blocked the frame and the administration don’t open>> there are any "?" after the url when I try to go to the administration.
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MODX Staff
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Can you give us a link to your website that’s having problems, please?
Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
Follow me on Twitter at @rthrash or catch my occasional unofficial thoughts at thrash.me
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No. Once you log in with the login form, the Manager page should open.
http://www.yoursite.com/manager (or http://localhost/manager) is all you need. Logging in will automatically send you to the Manager. Do you get the login form?
The Manager uses frames; if you have a popup blocker or in some other way have frames blocked on your browser the frames will not load.
I just tried this in Firefox in the about:config form to block frames; I cannot say how it would be done in Internet Explorer. Opera has an option of disabling frames.
