Fatal error w/ documentparser after install

Alright, I give in. I’ve been messing with this error and can’t dig my way out. Hoping someone can enlighten me, hopefully I’m just an idiot.

This error occurs with a freshly installed copy modx (installation is smooth), downloaded days ago from modxcms.com (0.9.2.1), running on PHP 4.3.10 (a link to phpinfo() is below). Web host is intermedia.net, and I assume its a linux variant (don’t have enough control of the server to care.. its virtual dedicated). MySQL version is 3.23.49, not that I think its relevant..

The error:
Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: documentparser in /imedia/users/cajunriver/htdocs/zinc/index.php on line 154

Error appears on both of these pages:

http://zincwine.com/zinc/index.php
http://zincwine.com/zinc/manager/index.php

phpinfo() output: http://zincwine.com/zinc/phpinfo.php

I’ve tried some of the solutions I could generally find in the forums, and taken some of them to the extreme.

I’ve set all permissions to every file on the server to 777, without success.
The include_once() for "document.parser.class.inc.php" appears to be working (include_once returns true).
In the manager/index.php file, I’ve confirmed that the php include path is being set to the manager/includes directory.

Any other possibilites? I’m banging my head on my desk, quite litterally. And that hurts, believe me.

antiver,

I don’t see the problem. Did you fix it? Sometimes you need to re-upload the files.

Chuck

Well, I have been able to somewhat sidestep the problem by copying the entire contents of the "document.parser.class.inc.php" into both "/index.php" and "/manager/index.php", replacing the include_once() function in each.

However, if you launch manager (and login... just enter some random garbage and hit Login), it’s failing on another file:

Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: errorhandler in /imedia/users/cajunriver/htdocs/zinc/manager/processors/login.processor.php on line 43

Same idea.

?

Fed up, I deleted all files, re-uploaded a freshly extracted 0.9.2.1 setup, and tried to do an Upgrade installation. It said something about the database, I’m not sure what :/ ... so I went back, to a New Installation, changed the database prefix, and completed the installation. Seems to work as intended.

I’m glad you finally got it working. I have seen a similar problem occur with new uploaded sites. I am not sure why this happens (corrupt uploads or so). Glad you got it working though. If you want a resource to begin MODx, check out the Blog Tutorial (http://modxcms.com/blog-tutorial.html) and http://www.modxhost.com tutorials.

Chuck