I am facing a very strange error. I searched a lot about this, tried a lot of fixes, but nothing seems to work.
The front end is fine, but the administrator does not show up (link to my site’s admin section). It says site cannot be reached.
The error log says:
Username and password does not match or you do not have an account yet.
As far as I know right now, I have checked .htaccess, configuration.php and even tried disabling all the system plugins. Still no luck.
I assume you normally use /Administrator/ but on the off chance you don't, the address to the administrator folder is usually case-sensitive and that could be your problem.
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So I recently got VS on a new computer (have been using it for over 1 year) and I used it without logging in for 30 days after which it asked me to log in. When I tried, this happened:
Tried reinstalling, tweaking IE settings and making it the default browser, deleting cache, deleting some files, making sure it's not blocked by the firewall, but nothing worked.
What can I do? I really need to make it work fast.
I updated my default IE9 to an IE11, turned all settings all the way down and I was able to log in!
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17621/internet-explorer-downloads
Don't know if this will help everyone, but it did for me
Have you tried running this as admin?
Couldn't log in, but I went to MSDN account and took the Visual Studio key and entered it. It's still not logged in, but it works.
i have running opencart for months now never have an issue since yesterday when i try to login to admin it does not show any error but stay on admin page. with these 2 request
http://mywebsite.com/admin/index.php?route=common/login
http://mywebsite.com/admin/index.php?route=common/login&token=c68f8306024feb01cac3ba1814a61a80
I am using windows. I've checked error.txt nothing there. Have no idea where to go from here
I had similar problems. Do you have slow_log enabled in MySQL's my.cnf? If so, check the size of the log and the free space on the server (when the slow log takes up all the free space things go nasty with OC).
I'm receiving reports of several users running into issues with a django-registration sign up flow. I'm not able to reproduce it, and I believe it's just happening for certain browsers.
The problem happens when they follow the email activation link. Although the database shows they have successfully activated their email, they see the page that says that the link has expired. It's as if they visited the activation page already and then are seeing it for the second time. Initially I thought this was user error, but several users have reported it, which makes me think there is something else up.
One user has reported it working in Firefox, but not Safari, on a desktop - and not working on iPad or iPhone.
I have used django-registration a lot so I'm surprised by this bug and am drawing blanks about what it might be down to. Anyone have any ideas?
PS This is also happening with the same site, perhaps related: Django messages faulty, but only on one particular network
I have a website that is being used by various corporate employees. Just today I have a user saying that everytime they login (even with correct username and password), they get an error saying they have to login to view the page. Basically, they type the right username/password and get forwarded to the home page, but that controller has a login required decorator which rejects them and they get sent back to the login screen. The user tried in IE10 and Google Chrome web browsers.
I have not been able to replicate this issue anywhere and unfortunately, i'm in no position to really ask this user for more information for debugging purposes :(. Has anybody seen this before??
I tried googling this, and i'm seeing issues with Django for IE but nothing with Chrome. Is there anything else that could be happening?
I'm using nginx+uwsgi on the server if that makes any difference.
Without more information this is pretty much impossible to solve.
Because no one else is having the problem and you can't reproduce it, I'm inclined to believe it's user error.
Have them clear their cache/cookies (The fact that it's multi-browser is troubling though), see if that helps.
Best guess so far without more information: The user has cookies disabled. I think Django auth relies on cookies.
I'm using CF9
When editing a field which updates information on a db in a cfgrid, I get this error:
"Error invoking CFC /assetMgmt/assetdata.cfc : Error Executing Database Query. [Enable debugging by adding 'cfdebug' to your URL parameters to see more information]".
adding ?cfdebug to the end of the url and hitting enter opens the menu to search for items to populate the grid, so the cfdebug parameter gets removed once the grid has been populated (because of hitting the search button).
I guess I need some way to enable this cfdebug mode without having to navigate to the page, since it removes the cfgrid. Sorry if that sounds confusing
Here's my advice: Use chrome or Safari. Open the developer tools and look at the console. Make sure that xmlhttprequests are being logged.
Now access the page with the issue. You will see the error logged (likely a 500 error) in the console along with the URL that was requested. Right click on the url and open in a new tab. This will rerun the request and output the result directly in the browser so you can see the error being thrown. Fix the error and you should be good to go.
If you need any more assistance please let me know.
I found that giving a sql column an alias with a space in it caused an issue in ext-all.js with cfgrid. To fix this, I replaced the spaces with non breaking spaces ( ) and it solved the issue.