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Hello friends i have installed the latest fusion on a wamp stack with php 5.4X on a Windows 7 machine and install went fine until i went to login. I login fine but as soon as i go to any page i get logged out. My site URL is geprge-pc/cms/ and path is /cms/ in the phpmyadmin.
I am very new to php-Fusion and it seems pretty straight forward but for some reason i cannot stay logged in.
I am very new to php-Fusion and it seems pretty straight forward but for some reason i cannot stay logged in.
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Did you import old database to phpmyadmin if yes then you have to change settings_info
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brand new install friend. Also first time signing into local site. Not sure if it is a cookie issue, path issue or what. Am at a loss and wanted very much to use Fusion.
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How do you access your local site? Internally or externally? If you have a domainname try your domain name so you connect externally to your site.
Other things to try.
Flush your cookies and history and try again.
If not works try: /geprge-pc/cms/ instead of /cms
Also you can try the full path example: c:/wamp/www/geprge-pc/cms/
Other things to try.
Flush your cookies and history and try again.
If not works try: /geprge-pc/cms/ instead of /cms
Also you can try the full path example: c:/wamp/www/geprge-pc/cms/
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locally/internally, am changing the DIR in phpmyadmin now and will flush cookies and report back.
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I tried to flush cookies and ran ccleaner to be sure with no good results then changed to
george-pc/cms/ with no good result then changed to direct path
C:\BitNami\wampstack-5.4.26-0\apache2\htdocs\cms\ with no good results.
I am going to just upload to a live server as it does move along from what i can see and from what i have read i can use html5 and css3 for themes and the community seems very active and friendly.
george-pc/cms/ with no good result then changed to direct path
C:\BitNami\wampstack-5.4.26-0\apache2\htdocs\cms\ with no good results.
I am going to just upload to a live server as it does move along from what i can see and from what i have read i can use html5 and css3 for themes and the community seems very active and friendly.
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Strange, but I hope installing php-fusion on a live server doesn't give you problems.
Installed php-fusion once on an a USB stick with portable Xamp as apache, php, mysql server and did not experience any problems.
It could be your very recent php version. What is your live server php version?
Installed php-fusion once on an a USB stick with portable Xamp as apache, php, mysql server and did not experience any problems.
It could be your very recent php version. What is your live server php version?
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PHP is version 5.3.24 verses 5.4.26 locally.
It has to be my path or my cookie settings locally. Xdebug locally has me use http://localhost but to get to htdocs to run the cms i need to use george-pc/. Is weird. Is my first time running a wamp stack. I usually just run wamp but wanted to try laravel to try my hand with using a flatfile cms etc etc.
It has to be my path or my cookie settings locally. Xdebug locally has me use http://localhost but to get to htdocs to run the cms i need to use george-pc/. Is weird. Is my first time running a wamp stack. I usually just run wamp but wanted to try laravel to try my hand with using a flatfile cms etc etc.
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What if you edit your windows host file with: 127.0.0.1 localhost
or 127.0.0.1 localhost/george-pc
You may also want to flush your DNS cache. In Windows, go to Start, and then Run, then type “cmd” and hit enter.
Type the following: ipconfig /flushdns
Edit: Perhaps this helps
or
or 127.0.0.1 localhost/george-pc
You may also want to flush your DNS cache. In Windows, go to Start, and then Run, then type “cmd” and hit enter.
Type the following: ipconfig /flushdns
Edit: Perhaps this helps
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<VirtualHost *:80>
DocumentRoot "C:\BitNami\wampstack-5.4.26-0\apache2\htdocs\cms\"
ServerName localhost
ServerAlias localhost
</VirtualHost>
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<VirtualHost *:80>
DocumentRoot "C:\BitNami\wampstack-5.4.26-0\apache2\htdocs\installfolder_php-fusion\"
ServerName localhost
ServerAlias localhost
</VirtualHost>
Edited by Wanabo on 26-03-2014 00:15,
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I always try with index.html to see if the installation of wamp is working.
localhost/index.html
If it isn't then there is only a wamp support and not a phpfusion one?
localhost/index.html
If it isn't then there is only a wamp support and not a phpfusion one?
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