"Forgot your password?" is broken - *FIX*
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In the file mb_login.php, on line 274, the link for
"forgotten password" has an error that prevents the
user from being taken to the desired form. The code:
<p><a href='mb_login?forgot=1'>Forgot your assword?</a>
should read:
<p><a href='mb_login.php?forgot=1'>Forgot your
password?</a>
This *has* been submitted to the bugtracker. mudbag is a nice application, with lots of promise! Thanks for sharing it under an "open" license!
rlparker
rlparker
The link works for me, and in your example I can't see what it is that you're pointing out, other than the misspelling of "password," which doesn't seem to be in the code. Can you supply some additional detail?
--Marc
Marc..
I'm sorry, the misspelling of "password" wa *my* faul (the code was correct). The small buhg I was pointing out was in the first characters of the href tag. On my system (Firefox 1.05 talking to a debian server running PHP 4.1.0 with PHP running as CGI the "mb_login?forgot=1" which is in the code I downloaded produces a broken link while replacing that with "mb_login.php?forgot=1" wworks.
what I'm pointing out is the abscense of the ".php" after the "mb_login" part of the href.
I'm sorry I wasted your time by buggerring my message, but I think the ".php" should be part of the URL (?)
Forgive me if I'm being stupid here. I am not a programmer, just learning, and trying to help. The above change *did* fix the problem for me.
Regards,
--rlparker
Marc..
**Let me try this again, either my keyboard is going to crap, sourceforge is "burping" or (most likely!) I just can't seen to type lately**
I'm sorry, the misspelling of "password" was *my* fault (in the code it was spelled correctly).
The small bug I was pointing out was in the first characters of the indicated href tag.
On my system (Firefox 1.05 talking to a debian server running PHP 4.1.0 with PHP running as CGI) the
"mb_login?forgot=1"
which is in the code I downloaded produces a broken link while replacing that with
"mb_login.php?forgot=1"
works.
What I'm pointing out is the absence of the ".php" after the "mb_login" part of the href.
I'm sorry I wasted your time by buggerring my message, but I think the ".php" should be part of the URL (?)
Forgive me if I'm being stupid here. I am not a programmer, just learning, and trying to help. The above change *did* fix the problem for me.
Regards,
--rlparker
Thanks for the clarification... of course, you are right! Now fixed in CVS tree.
--Marc