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2013-03-18, 02:21:57
(This post was last modified: 2013-03-18, 04:36:29 by compay.)
Hello,
obviously login to the adminstration is not possible with webkit-based browsers.
Safari on MacOS, Chromium on Ubuntu, Chrome on Android failed.
No error messages, simply the login page is presented anew.
Is there a solution?
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First ever report of this, if I had to guess you have a fatal php error throwing a 500 error
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Thank you shawn_a for your feedback "first ever report of this".
No, there was no "500" error thrown. Simple reason was, that the time-synchronisation on my test-server was not working properly. Interesting, that FF and IE show no problem with that, but webkit-based browsers.
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Was there any error with debug on?
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I had a minor glitch as well but with log in restrictions
Shawn, as you know I was using your (if_logged_in) php snippet to hide the site for visitors not logged in. Which works by the way.
Upon checking this in safari I encountered a strange behavior. I'm merely pointing this out though I suspect this isn't an issue.
If I navigate to my site normally I'm presented with the php die message because I'm not logged in. Obviously.
I then log in, which then does takes me to the back-end admin but upon clicking the site in the upper left to see the site - I'm presented with the dies message.
This happened with the maintenance plugin as well so I deactivated it and used the php snippet.
For some reason if I close out the windows and repeat the process...the behavior goes away.
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Sounds like a browser caching issue.