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Try re-installing MODX. Use a fresh copy of 2.2.5 and follow the upgrade process seen
http://rtfm.modx.com/display/revolution20/Upgrading+MODx. Disable Friendly URL's prior to upgrading/reinstalling in the database if you can't get to the settings in the manager. Re-enable them after success.
Clear the core/cache files before re-running setup and extract the 2.2.5 zip file on the server itself instead of using FTP.
Review this, where you will find the configuration files that you need to check about half way down. Make sure to check these paths are valid.
http://rtfm.modx.com/display/revolution20/Moving+Your+Site+to+a+New+Server
This move could cause problems with package management, which will likely be looking to the prior server's path. If you have issues, check the error log to see if package management is using the old server root path, or new.
After all is well, make sure run the upgrade to 2.2.8 (use same as above).
The "errors" shown are just notifications. I believe the blank manager has been caused by compression of the css en js files. Go into the database tables and get into the settings table. In this table try to set de compression of css en js to 0 [zero]. Clear the cache directory and reload the manager page.
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Where exactly is that field. I looked in the modx_system_settings database in PHPMyAdmin and didn't find any field such as decompression_of_css_en_js? Am I missing something?
Go to System -> System Settings and put 'compress' in the search box at the upper right. Press "Enter" and both settings should come up.
Double-click on the value to change it and make sure to click somewhere else in the grid after the change.
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Can search in phpMyAdmin system_settings table for "compress" as well. If you can't get to the system settings in the manager you will need to change them both from 1 to 0 in the database. Then clear the core/cache folder, and your file browser cache. Reload the manager.