Some Manager pages are inacessible - HELP!

I am trying to update an installation of revo - well it is update 2.1.3, the update was in hopes of fixing some missing manager pages:

- the package manager page only shows 2 packages while I know there are at least 10
- the system settings, lexicon management and access controls are all missing the right hand content - I see the resource tree & top navigation, just the content is missing [i.e. I can't view/update any of this!!]

If it were permissions I would expect to see the access denied error, I do not get one.

I've checked the file permissions, they all look file.
No errors in the modx or webserver logs ...

I'm not sure what has happened here, nothing has been done to it since it was setup & all that stuff was working at that point.

HELP!!

-sean

I gotta bump this one... still have no solution!

If you haven't already, try clearing your browser cache and cookies and deleting all files in the core/cache directory.

You did run Setup after updating the files, right?

Some people have fixed problems by completely uninstalling and removing TinyMCE and downloading/reinstalling it.

Hi Bob;

thanks - I've been down that road, tried a couple of different browsers too be sure - deleted all the cache files from a shell.... yes - I did run setup and got the system updated, but this was happening before I updated ~ I was hoping an update would fix the issue.

Yesterday something went berserk, the site had gone down with a wayfinder error [call to undefined object or something? - sorry I forget exactly what] so I wound up restoring from backup [live nightly incrementals RULE!] so that brought it back to the prior version 2.0.something. still not showing the packages, but the system settings are available again - I would up looking in the core/packages to see what was installed prior, - so I downloaded everything [these versions now show up] and left it as is. at some point today I have to come up with a plan to update the system and packages & hopefully figure out what went south on me.

-sean

That's very odd. Did you try repairing the tables in PhpMyAdmin? It sounds like a corrupted DB table.

If that doesn't help, you could try going to Package Manager and clicking on "Add Package" then "Search Locally for Packages" ?

I did try repairing the database actually... did not fix the problem. In the end I just wound up installing all the extra packages and updating the core system. So far all seems fine now.

I really don't know what caused the problem.

-sean