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    Quote from: Katzenfutter at Aug 15, 2009, 08:54 AM

    This was the first thing I came up with... no effect.

    Did you clear your browser cache/cookies? (first thing to try).

    Are you sure you were set to overwrite when you transfered the new files?

    You could also try clearing the assets/cache dir manually.

    The last possibility I can think of is one or more corrupted files in the 1.0 download.
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      The browsers cache is deactivated, modx-cache has already been cleared before...
      Next thing I´ll try is downloading a fresh MODx and install everything from scratch.
      Weird thing.
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          Just unzipped all files, copied my config.inc.php back in place and started install.
          No errors till I logged back into the manager... No settings, no starting page.
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              I know about caching and how to prevent the browsers from doing this.
              Tested it on Safari, FF. Same result with caching disabled.
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              • Ok. Was worth a thought.

                I wonder if this is related to the issue with the zlib compression? Do you have those lines uncommented in your .htaccess file?
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                  Lighttpd doesn´t make use oft .htaccess.
                  I just use a standard configuration.
                  I´m using Debian, lighttpd 1.4.13, PHP 5.2.0.
                  $HTTP["host"] =~ "xyz.xyz.de" {
                          server.document-root = "/path/modx"
                          url.rewrite-once = (    "robots.txt" => "robots.txt",
                                          "^/(assets|manager)/(.*)$" => "/$1/$2",
                                          "^/(?!index(?:-ajax)?\.php)(.*)\?(.*)$" => "/index.php?q=$1&$2",
                                          "^/(?!index(?:-ajax)?\.php)(.*)$" => "/index.php?q=$1"
                                     )
                  }
                  


                  No ZLib, caching disabled. Just upgraded from 1.0.0-RC1 to 1.0.0.
                  Deleted all files, unzipped MODx (with all files), copied my config.inc.php back in place.
                  Started install, entered all my db-stuff. Install went through without errors.

                  The processing of code seems to be corrupted. FF won´t let me look at the html-code, but Safari does... The starting page seems to be broken: the HTML-header seems to be correct, but it the page itself is broken (40 lines of HTML or so).

                  Seems to be a issue with lighttpd... I tested the same setup locally, with a rather actual MAMP running PHP 5.2.x and MySQL and stuff. All went fine, no problems at all.

                  Is there someone out there who´s using lighttpd?
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                      Hi,

                      In the new manager system i was wondering why there is no direct link back to the manager section from within the top toolbar?

                      It is a bit awkward in feel to have to manually enter manager again in the address bar of a given modx site.

                      Is this something that can be added easily or would it require some core hacking the QM to get it to function this way?

                      Thanks
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