Regular Administrators can't access Registration Data
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When I log in as an administrator there is no Registration Data and even says that I need to fill in a first and last name in order to continue.
I checked and all of the permissions for that sections are available to administrators.
Is there someone that can fix this for me?
I checked and all of the permissions for that sections are available to administrators.
Is there someone that can fix this for me?
Have you filled in the first and last name?
That's just it.. It just says REGISTRATION DATE for the administrator with no fields underneath it.. So they can't enter any data.. yet it's telling them they can't continue until they fill it in.
Is your Registration page a customized 'single page'. Are there errors in the Javascript Console? Any PHP errors at the bottom of the 'View Source"
Yeah. The customized page is a good point.
C5 isn't particularly picky about those "required fields". Ie, the check is only done during the login bit. Now that you've got the cookie, you should be able to change the URL manually to /index.php/dashboard, or something.
C5 isn't particularly picky about those "required fields". Ie, the check is only done during the login bit. Now that you've got the cookie, you should be able to change the URL manually to /index.php/dashboard, or something.
There are no errors.. and I haven't customized this page?
Joel Lucibello
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Joel Lucibello
Agenity Corporation
http://www.agenity.com
joel@agenity.com
704.728.1110
"We make websites smarter!"
Not sure if this is related but if you add a 'User Attribute' such as 'First Name' or 'Last Name' and make these fields mandatory, then the next time anyone logs in, they will be asked to enter this info. Is this what you are talking about?
No.. If you log-in as the administrator.. There is nothing there under Registration info.. No place to enter in any information about the member.. Yet if you log-in as the super admin it's all there.. Is this a permissions issue?
See attached..
See attached..
You have a package which is overriding the regular "user add interface". Maybe it is Proevents manager add-on. Maybe it is driving you crazy. I'll try to disable it and check again.
If I uninstall the pro events package will it delete all the events that are currently installed?
Also.. I tried running a backup of the database and I'm getting this error..
Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /home/skymead/public_html/updates/concrete5.6.1.2_updater/concrete/core/libraries/backup.php on line 122
Please advise..
Joel Lucibello
Agenity Corporation
http://www.agenity.com
joel@agenity.com
704.728.1110
"We make websites smarter!"
Also.. I tried running a backup of the database and I'm getting this error..
Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /home/skymead/public_html/updates/concrete5.6.1.2_updater/concrete/core/libraries/backup.php on line 122
Please advise..
Joel Lucibello
Agenity Corporation
http://www.agenity.com
joel@agenity.com
704.728.1110
"We make websites smarter!"
You reach max timeout in your PHP server. You have to edit php.ini and
increase this value, and restart your webserver. Also, you can edit
the php backend file and add an set_time_limit(0) instruction before
the backup commands.
¿Why don't you use a mysql interface like phpmyadmin, for instance?
increase this value, and restart your webserver. Also, you can edit
the php backend file and add an set_time_limit(0) instruction before
the backup commands.
¿Why don't you use a mysql interface like phpmyadmin, for instance?
Right.
It looks there is a controller (a block or something like) which is asking for these fields. Due to these fields are not Concrete5's core data, they are empty for the admin.
There are two solutions: Filling these data via database (phpmyadmin) or loading dashboard via direct URL and crossing our fingers.... maybe logging is before these evil fields and you got the ADmin cookie. Then go by disabling every block
It looks there is a controller (a block or something like) which is asking for these fields. Due to these fields are not Concrete5's core data, they are empty for the admin.
There are two solutions: Filling these data via database (phpmyadmin) or loading dashboard via direct URL and crossing our fingers.... maybe logging is before these evil fields and you got the ADmin cookie. Then go by disabling every block
