"He can have a lollipop any time he wants to. That's what it means to be a programmer."
There is in the beginning: Open your .htaccess file(s) and add the following to it.
Where to find .htaccess file(s) ?
in the root of your modx installation..
"He can have a lollipop any time he wants to. That's what it means to be a programmer."
No, I mean in the filesystem, where you have uploaded modx installation files via FTP perhaps.. So you need to access your webserver with a FTP client and look in to the modx installation root.
"He can have a lollipop any time he wants to. That's what it means to be a programmer."
Do you mean that I have to install something extra?
I’m using MOD simply from Internet Explorer Browser..
God..
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Then how did you get the MODx files uploaded to your server in the first place?
The "ht.access" file is part of the original installation, it just needs to be renamed to ".htaccess" if you are using it. It will be in the same place as your "index.php" file, and your "assets" and "manager" folders.
You also need to rename the one that is in the "manager" folder, if you rename the one in your root (the one in the "manager" folder just turns off the rewrite engine for that folder, since you don’t want it when you are in the Manager).
It was difficult, but i did that from that MOD manager system online..
Ok - now I’m downloading MODx from this site and I will install it as far as now I know that I need to do it:)
Will update you how is going..
O - I found ht.access!!!
but the problem is that when i’m trying to click on it - it’s nothing going on - how to open it?
can it’ be blocked?
(situation is that I’m trying to administrate after another admin - he is not available more, so I need to do it..)
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What FTP program are you using? If you’re not using one, you need to be doing so (maybe try Cute FTP for starters).
Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
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