After Install, Blank Page

Hi.

I have installed MODx, and after i finish install, i’m getting a blank screen.

What i do?

http://radio.kairi.info/

Thanks.

Need more information as outlined in the sticky topic in the General Support category:

Before posting requests for help

Web Server:
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PHP version: 4.4.4
MySQL version: 4.1.21-standard
Operating System and version: Linux

Browser/Client:
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Browser name and version: Opera 9.10
Operating System and version: Windows XP x86

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No one can help me?

You’re not even getting a manager login to render, which means that either your server doesn’t support PHP, PHP is not turned on, or some other combination of maladies. The install folder is also not present so I’m not quite certain you even copied the files up. If you are confident you have your server set up properly, and that you actually ran the installer and followed the install instructions in the documentation and the wiki, place a file named test.php in the root of your site with the following contents and post a link back here:

did you run the installer? You also need to run the installer when You update. I zee this blank screen often when I do an update.

I just upgraded from 0.9.5 to 0.9.6 RC1 and I get the same issue, although I can login to the manager and everything appears fine.

Prior to the upgrade everything worked fine, previous upgrades (to 0.9.5 and prior) worked fine. Other MODx sites onthe same server runnin 0.9.5 still work fine.

This issue occours in both FF and IE.

http://www.nzdart.org

Briggsy, try re-running the installer and removing any cookies or cache that you might have related to the site.

Hey Ryan, thanks for the response but didn’t help.

Deleted cache and cookies, run installer and still blank, did the same again but deleted cache and cookies after install, before loading page, and still no luck.

Manager loads fine and install had no problems. Any other ideas?

You might have a snippet or plugin that doesn’t work right with 0.9.6, and it’s not displaying an error in the front end.