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    Environment: Apache, shared hosting, php5, mysql, Rev 2.2.4 advanced
    New Install...After fixing modified context paths in the config file (core, manager, connectors, and assets), the manager loads and I log in. Instead of the expected control panel, I get a text page listing all the stuff I should be seeing in the control panel. Titles in text are active links that when clicked seem to get busy for a moment then the displayed page looks the same.

    The manager and connectors directories are on a subdomain URL.

    What's missing?

    Thanks!
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      The CSS is missing. When you view the source, can you see/view any css file? The one you're looking for would be located in the manager directory.

      Furthermore, do you see said css file in your files?
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        Hi Larry

        try this:

        Clear the cookie from youre browser,
        dump all files in cache dir and try again.

        Hurby
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          Hi Hurby and Frogabog... I thought I replied to this the other day, but don't see my post. anyway, I had tried both of these suggestions multiple times before posting to this forum. This is still a problem unsolved.

          And Yes, all the requisite CSS files do exist in the right directories, as specified in the source visible on the manager page. But they are not being applied to the page contents.

          Thinking it might be permissions, I changed a few of those, but no change in behavior.

          From the looks of the source code, the manager elements seem to be JS and they would provide the actual interactivity, which in the moment is absent along with the control panel layout. What might be preventing JS from operating?

          Thanks!
          Larrybqd [ed. note: larrybqd last edited this post 14 years, 3 months ago.]