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    I have the same thing; The following indexes appear to be equal and one of them should be removed: PRIMARY, id

    We need to take a look at the event_log table. Here’s a screenshot of mine...
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      Thanks for the help on this - I appreciate this is not the main focus of your life!

      My table looks like this:-



      have just seen on phpmyadmin the following warning:-

      The mbstring PHP extension was not found and you seem to be using a multibyte charset. Without the mbstring extension phpMyAdmin is unable to split strings correctly and it may result in unexpected results.

      Anything perhaps?
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        Hm. No difference there.

        If you Browse, is there anything in the table?

        At the bottom of the "Operations" tab you’ll find some things like check table, analyze table, repair table. Try these and see what they have to say.
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          Susan, sorry for the delay

          I noticed some extenstions were missing in php and got them to fix that. Now the site appears....but if you are logged in to the manager and preview the site you get the
          Re: Error while inserting event log into database.


          But if you log out this dissapears.

          However, I installed a test modx install on the same server and that works "both ways" if you see what I mean. Logged into manager and not logged in....odd. And I cant find the difference.

          Does MODx install differently if it detects IIS?

          Where as the original install was lifted from a Linux Install.

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            I really can’t say; I don’t know anything at all about IIS.

            Perhaps the database is configured to use "strict" mode? I know that can cause problems with MODx.
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              good shout, I’ll check the database mode.

              ftr - I dont really want to know anything about IIS....

              Thanks for your help and interest Susan.