Unable to Logout

[no1uno]

Hi

Firstly, let me say that SOS Webpages is fantastic, and secondly, thankyou for providing it free.

I have installed with no problems, however I am unable to logout. I suppose its possible that it could be cookie problem, but I have not encountered this on any other sites that require cookies.

Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers

[HandsomeWeb]

It does sound like a cookie expiration issue.


When editing, which browser and version are you using?  and when editing, which platform are you using?

for example (Firefox 2 on Windows XP)

[no1uno]

Hi Chris

It happens in both IE & Firefox on Win XP

[no1uno]

OK, other problems have been found and may all be related.

1. Can't logout
2. Templates are not showing
3. WYSIWYG not showing when editing pages

[HandsomeWeb]

By your footer, I'm assuming you are running on a Windows server.  SOS Webpages requires an Apache server on Linux, but it is probably not spelled out clearly enough on the website. (http://soswebpages.com/index.php?pages_id=38&t=Download)

The WYSIWYG editor requires gZip compression that may not be on the Windows IIS.
The templates page reads the content of the directories under the assumption it is Apache Server on Linux.  But what you describe seems more a database creation error too.
Logging out issue may be related to the way sessions are killed (but I'm not completely confident on this one)

If you are on Windows and not running Apache, I'm amazed it works at all.
If you are on Windows running Apache,  there may be some tweaks to make it work, but I don't know Apache for Windows so well.

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If you are on Linux / Apache / with all the minimum requirements at http://soswebpages.com/index.php?pages_id=38&t=Download
then I would have to take a closer look to make a guess.

Sorry, I can't provide better help.

[no1uno]

By your footer, I'm assuming you are running on a Windows server

Correct. Windows Server running IIS5.0

The WYSIWYG editor requires gZip compression that may not be on the Windows IIS

I run another web based application on my server that uses tinyMCE with no problem.

The templates page reads the content of the directories under the assumption it is Apache Server on Linux

Maybe I just need to change something like this "/" to "\" in some of the code, but I don't recall seeing any relative paths in the coding! 
What do you think?

SOS Webpages requires an Apache server on Linux

Do you think that it might be possible to make some changes to make it run on IIS? I really love SOSWP!

Thanks

[providence]

hi  no1uno, i can successfully logout in mine.
anyways, regarding the template issue.. upon installing try adding www. in the domain name

[HandsomeWeb]

I run another web based application on my server that uses tinyMCE with no problem.

tinyMCE can be run using gZip compression or without.  By default, SOS Webpages uses gZip in tinyMCE to decrease download time.  A few of the admin pages could be changed to make it work.  See TinyMCE's website if you'd like to try yourself.  Turning this on and off may be a future feature.

Maybe I just need to change something like this "/" to "\" in some of the code, but I don't recall seeing any relative paths in the coding! 
What do you think?

Hopefully, it will be that easy.  I will put that on a list of things to do, but not really soon.  If anyone else can investigate, that would be nice.

Do you think that it might be possible to make some changes to make it run on IIS? I really love SOSWP!

I would say that is important for future development.[/quote]