rt_login error (semi-solved)
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- John Sanchez
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I just did a quick experiment. It looks like it IS the rt_login that's kicking the error.
Andy, have you seen any other errors like this one?
I guess I'll just use the stock joomla login module and put something else up in that corner.
Oh well. Not a huge deal.
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- James Spencer
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John Sanchez wrote:
I just did a quick experiment. It looks like it IS the rt_login that's kicking the error.
Andy, have you seen any other errors like this one?
I guess I'll just use the stock joomla login module and put something else up in that corner.
Oh well. Not a huge deal.
The Community Builder can be placed into that position - just requires you changing the parameters in the Module in the J! backend (obviously need CB installedThis image is hidden for guests.)
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- John Sanchez
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- Cool! My plan was to install CB over the weekend and get that up and running for that group. I hope that problem won't continue.
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- James Spencer
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When you install it, set the configuration for the CB login module to be Horizontal & Compact.
This will make everything fit in nicely...but if you find a way to make it more centralised in that position, id love to knowThis image is hidden for guests.
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- John Sanchez
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So after all of this, I went through and I compared the mod_login module and the mod_rt_login module.
The rt_login module looked like it was missing a line in it, so I added the line, uploaded it, cleared out cookies and tried it. It worked.
If you get this error, add this code:along with the other hidden inputs at the end of the module.<input type="hidden" name="force_session" value="1" />
Worked for me.
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- SureLurksalot
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Good Deal!Posted by: John Sanchez
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So after all of this, I went through and I compared the mod_login module and the mod_rt_login module.
The rt_login module looked like it was missing a line in it, so I added the line, uploaded it, cleared out cookies and tried it. It worked.
If you get this error, add this code:
Code:
<input type="hidden" name="force_session" value="1" />
along with the other hidden inputs at the end of the module.
Worked for me.
Thanks for posting what happened, and a fix! - Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.
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- Piegot
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- I changed the file as John suggested. Now, I don't hit the snag on Firefox, but I don't logon either. I just cycle through as if nothing happened. I can logon with IE7. I've gone to John's site and I can logon with both, Firefox and IE7, no problem. Any hints??
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- John Sanchez
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Interesting....
I found the problem also goes away with the Community Builder Login.... just had the issue with the rt__login.
Odd that it's not logging you in... All I did was add that one hidden field.
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- John Sanchez
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At this moment, I am now using the Community Builder login. I have just installed CB for my users today, so that probably took care of it.
I was getting the error when I used the mod_rt_login. And this had actually been happening for a while. I just told that user that got the error to hang on and I'd get to it. I just now got to it.
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