I installed phpwsDocMan (running version 0.8 or 0.8.1) without a problem. However when I click on the icon from the admin panel, all I get is a request for userid and password. I'm already logged in as admin, and my admin user/pswd doesnt' work. In fact, I don't even get an error message saying "bad password" or something - just the user/pswd inputs over and over.
In the code there is an 'if' block that is commented out. When I uncomment it (what happens when I push this button?!) I get an error message in red "the login details were incorrect'.
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glenn
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To the User Defined Variables section of the phpwsDonMan.php script.
Uncomment out the login($u) section.
When you click the admin logo, it will take you to a login page, then enter the variables you created. This feature gives you double the protection... $admintest and $u.
Email me at bob@bodyscripts.com if you still have issues. Thanks for using the script.
Bob
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I installed phpwsDocMan (running version 0.8 or 0.8.1) without a problem. However when I click on the icon from the admin panel, all I get is a request for userid and password. I'm already logged in as admin, and my admin user/pswd doesnt' work. In fact, I don't even get an error message saying "bad password" or something - just the user/pswd inputs over and over.
In the code there is an 'if' block that is commented out. When I uncomment it (what happens when I push this button?!) I get an error message in red "the login details were incorrect'.
?
glenn
Glenn,
Certain users experience this issue.
Here is the fix:
Add:
$u = "someusername";
$pass = "somepassword";
To the User Defined Variables section of the phpwsDonMan.php script.
Uncomment out the login($u) section.
When you click the admin logo, it will take you to a login page, then enter the variables you created. This feature gives you double the protection... $admintest and $u.
Email me at bob@bodyscripts.com if you still have issues. Thanks for using the script.
Bob
Use $user and not $u...
Thanks,
Bob