I have been working on an elgg site but have found that whenever I log out, the session does not seem to be cleared and I am logged back in within a few seconds. I have to delete my browser history in order to stay logged out.
I have disabled the social login plugins that I am using yet still the same issue occurs.
Has anyone else experienced this and does anyone know how I can force Elgg to completely clear the user session on logout?
The problem was being caused by the 'profile_manager" plugin from ColdTrick. I narrowed it down by disabling plugins and then once I discovered the offending item, I tried changing its load position. By placing it at the very end of the plugins list, the issue was solved.
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I'm not so good in explaining my problems so if you find anything wrong I apologize for it.
So my problem is that in my web site I have 6 modules-super, manager, sales, cashier, technical support & client. If I open all of them in chrome or in firefox & login anyone of them it doesn't effect other modules. But when all of them are logged in & when I logout from one of them all of those modules logout.
This doesn't happen while login but why it happens while logout?
I cannot post my code, sorry.
Whatt should I do?
Any help would be great.
Thanks.
Edit: I forgot to mention, but my website is running on localhost. Its not online.
It's likely that you're storing a single login token for all sessions logged in and when the user logs out, that token is removed and revokes access for each browser. It would be better to set cookies to maintain login state.
Since I can't see your code, I can't give you a more specific answer.
Using Wordpress 4.0.1 , activated multisite for bolgging.
no. of themes are loaded. But when trying to customize themes, the customize.php page not loaded.
Its getting 504: Gateway Timeout Error
Any one know about this?
SOLVED! I figured out what the problem was with. I'll post the solution here, in case anyone else runs into it:
It might be a compatibility issue with one of the plugins, so I deactivated all of them, then I logged out and logged back in. Then I systematically activated each one, one by one. After I activated one, I'd check the customize page to see if it was the one causing the issue. I found that the Network Latest Post plugin is the one causing it to hang up for me.
Hope that helps someone!
For some reason I can only see changes to my site when logged in to Wordpress. I've downloaded and modified some files/pages (style.css, content-post.php, etc) using Filezilla but the changes don't appear on any browser without me being logged in to Wordpress. I've tried clearing the cache but no luck. Any idea whats happening, perhaps something to do with temporary files?
Disable caching plugins if any installed.
For 2 days now I have been trying to access my admin page for the zencart on a site I am working on, I have re-uploaded the whole zencart numerous times and I keep getting a blank page when I go to the admin section. Can anyone help?
We will probably need more details to really be able to help. If you just see a blank page (have you checked the source code in the browser? Is it completely blank?) you will need to check the error logs to be able to trace the problem.
If you are using Zen Cart version 1.3.8a or higher you will have the error logging tool enabled by default, so you can have a look for logging files inside the /catalog/cache folder. Take a look at a few files and look for fatal errors, because you probably will have one of those if you are getting a blank page.
By the way, that kind of error doesn't happen without good reason, What is the last thing you have modified/added to your admin site? A new contribution perhaps?
I am developing a custom theme for our Drupal based website, and I needed to log out to check on the look of the site for an anonymous user.
Once I logged out, I could not log back in. I tried several admin accounts, on several computers, and none of them worked.
Thankfully, my laptop loads the website logged in as admin. From there, I can clear the cache (as well as with drush), and I can see the server logs as well.
Interestingly enough, when I attempt to log in as a user, the logs show that a session has been opened for that person, but the browser on the user side just refreshes back to the home page and does not log the person in.
My admin skin is set to Bluemarine, so unfortunately that isn't the issue. I also changed the sites theme to Garland, and I still have no luck logging in with any other login or computer.
I am thinking my next step will be to revert to an earlier version. Although, it would be great to find out what I did to break it so I don't do it again.
try surfing to http://your_domain/user
it will take you to the login page.