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Posted: Wed 14. Sep 2005, 13:48
by dbaron
I saw than SatMAX find how it works now, can you explain?
Ok, that's it...
Posted: Wed 14. Sep 2005, 15:30
by hendrik250874
I suppose it's not really the way it was meant to be, but it works...
I took the html which can be found in the form folder for the login and I pasted it in an article on my loginpage.
When I now fill in the login and pass it redirects to my restricted area.
Re: Ok, that's it...
Posted: Thu 15. Sep 2005, 00:05
by yasa
hendrik250874 wrote:I suppose it's not really the way it was meant to be, but it works...
I took the html which can be found in the form folder for the login and I pasted it in an article on my loginpage.
When I now fill in the login and pass it redirects to my restricted area.
What do you put on the <form action="???"> ?
Thanks,
Yasa
This
Posted: Thu 15. Sep 2005, 09:53
by hendrik250874
well, I put the code to my loginpage; I found that it redirects to this page when you fill in the wrong password or when you log out.
In my case action="index.php?login" .
Re: What is it ?
Posted: Thu 15. Sep 2005, 20:14
by yasa
hendrik250874 wrote:In the beginning of this thread we had to change some files and later came the zipfile. Will I need to undo the other changes or can I leave them as is ?
Am I correct if I say that with the last solution the access can not be granted by using the backoffice, but only by the filling out the file in the zip ?
What kind of changes did you make? did you undo it?
Thanks,
Yasa
Nono
Posted: Fri 16. Sep 2005, 01:53
by hendrik250874
Well, O. split this thread up, so you will have to look for the other part here:
http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.p ... ight=login
I left all the changes, and they didn't interfer.
It works fine for me.
Posted: Fri 16. Sep 2005, 08:26
by dbaron
Posted: Fri 16. Sep 2005, 12:45
by Oliver Georgi
This "hack" is no hack - just an enhancement. All you have to do is check your site structure, given IDs and alias/site name. Is rewrite enabled or not and so on.
Take a sheet of paper and write down what should happen - check the workflow and you will understand.
Oliver
Posted: Fri 16. Sep 2005, 13:23
by dbaron
Ok thanks Oliver. I will try again.
