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    Hi,

    I have tried to log in to the manager one of my sites which has been working without issue until now and am getting this message:

    "Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on a non-object in /home/xxxxxxxx/public_html/core/model/modx/modmanagerresponse.class.php on line 41"

    I have had a look at this php file but my knowledge of MODX inner workings is minimal so I don't know what this really relates to. If anyone can shed any light on what might be going wrong and/or a potential fix it would be much appreciated.

    Thanks - Zaphodx [ed. note: zaphodx last edited this post 12 years, 11 months ago.]
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      Do you remember the last activities you performed in the manager prior to this error?
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        Unfortunately not, it is over a month since I accessed the manager on this site.
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          If you have FTP/mySQL access, I'd recommend doing a backup and re-running setup, or, if you're on an older version than the current release, do an update. You could try manually removing all the cache files first, there's a chance that might work, but probably not. Looking at the PHP file the error refers to isn't going to help you any, it's not the source of your problem, it's just telling you the information that particular processor is supposed to receive isn't correct.
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            Thanks claytonk, I was thinking this too but didn't want to do anything until I'd run this by people here first in case there's a known issue or cause like a PHP version update on the server etc. I have FTP access so will make the back-ups and run setup again, followed by an update I think.

            Cheers - Zaphodx
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              Check your core.config.php files (on in the root, one in /connectors, and one in /manager) as well as the config.inc.php file. Make sure they all have the correct paths. It has been known to happen that hosting providers have quietly changed people's servers, changing their paths in the process.
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                Thanks for that Susan, I will look into it.