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Getting a 501 Method Not Implemented

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AnonymousUser
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Hi I'm trying to connect to my website CMS backoffice. The website runs with MODx (modxcms.org) and I get a PHP error : 501 Method Not Implemented : POST to /manager/processors/login.processor.php not supported.<

This looks like a server issue, however - it was working perfectly with previous Firefox versions, - no changes have been made to server, - and I manage to log in perfectly with Chrome and IE 8 !!!!

I have deactivated all plugins.

I think I don't like the two recent upgrades 3.6.4 & 3.6.6 ! Everything was working fine but now it's a mess....

Hi I'm trying to connect to my website CMS backoffice. The website runs with MODx (modxcms.org) and I get a PHP error : 501 Method Not Implemented : POST to /manager/processors/login.processor.php not supported.< This looks like a server issue, however - it was working perfectly with previous Firefox versions, - no changes have been made to server, - and I manage to log in perfectly with Chrome and IE 8 !!!! I have deactivated all plugins. I think I don't like the two recent upgrades 3.6.4 & 3.6.6 ! Everything was working fine but now it's a mess....

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johnmblack
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same issue here, multiple sites, always only in FF. Clearing cache does nothing.

This HAS to be a FF issue, not server-side; otherwise why does every other browser have no problems on the same sites?