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When I try to login as admin, it give's the back the following:
"Your session has expired, please login using the form below."
I can't login, even if I try again, I download the session_test and it works fine, (the thing with page1 and page2 goes on TRUE"
what is wrong?
Your session has expired, please login using the form below
Moderator: mkoch227
Hi,
There have been many posts regarding this, please read old posts first and try the methods discussed there.
There have been many posts regarding this, please read old posts first and try the methods discussed there.
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***I'm posting this here cause its the shortest post in the forum regarding this to safe people time and hassle*
I been hassling with this for a while, as i'm not clued on PHP,SQL i have to admit that after reading through all the comments and replies of the other posts in this forum, no one detailed a decent solution
(there was too many pages, I got bored fell asleep and woke up with the answer)
I'm running apache2 for windows
Which I dowloaded from http://sourceforge.net/projects/webserv/
It has Mysql and all other crap which i'm still learning how to use.
It supposedly installs PHP and your able to use PHPmyadmin for the SQL which led me to assume PHP was installed properly ... WRONG
So heres my Fix for the ADMIN logging in problem
I had to edit the httpd.conf file and add these two lines
LoadModule php5_module "C:/WebServ/php/php5apache2.dll"
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
and under php.ini
PHPIniDir "C:/webserv/php
two things to note
I'm Using Apache2 for windows
I'm Using PHP 5 that comes with the install (see url above)
the / in the directorys for the settings above are the right way round (yes confusing but they are)
I did nothing else and it worked
Hope it works for you
I been hassling with this for a while, as i'm not clued on PHP,SQL i have to admit that after reading through all the comments and replies of the other posts in this forum, no one detailed a decent solution
(there was too many pages, I got bored fell asleep and woke up with the answer)
I'm running apache2 for windows
Which I dowloaded from http://sourceforge.net/projects/webserv/
It has Mysql and all other crap which i'm still learning how to use.
It supposedly installs PHP and your able to use PHPmyadmin for the SQL which led me to assume PHP was installed properly ... WRONG
So heres my Fix for the ADMIN logging in problem
I had to edit the httpd.conf file and add these two lines
LoadModule php5_module "C:/WebServ/php/php5apache2.dll"
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
and under php.ini
PHPIniDir "C:/webserv/php
two things to note
I'm Using Apache2 for windows
I'm Using PHP 5 that comes with the install (see url above)
the / in the directorys for the settings above are the right way round (yes confusing but they are)
I did nothing else and it worked
Hope it works for you