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Started by S-Unit, January 16, 2006, 08:43:26 PM

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S-Unit

January 16, 2006, 08:43:26 PM
Hello Coppermine-gallery supporter,

I can not login to my Coppermine-gallery. A warning message appears: "Your Browser does not accept the cookies of this script."

This problems has occured after Coppermine-gallery has been running about one day. This is the second time that I have installed Coppermine-gallery.
Before I have had the same problem. Paradoxically the login problem has occured everytime after 1-2 days. Using Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer does not make a difference. Both browser accept cookies. Other people do have the same problem logging in with my data.

I have not changed the cookie names. I have made modifications in the theme folder to adjust the page to my design. I have included the gallery script into my page using <?php require('head.php'); ?> and <?php require('head.php'); ?>.

URL: http://ffm.junetz.de/liebig/ps_ssvs/cpg143/index.php?seite=galerie

Data for entering website
Account: shieh
Password: 2k6

Data for entering gallery
Account: shieh
Password: hokay

If you could help me to solve this problem I would be very glad. Thank you very much.


Joachim Müller

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January 17, 2006, 08:19:45 AM
adding your cutom header disables coppermine's (or rather PHP's) ability to set cookies, they have to be set before header data is sent. As a result, there are no cookies that could be used to log in. Undo your changes, coppermine just doesn't work that way. If you need to add a custom header that includes your site navigation, use the custom header settings in coppermine's config. However, you can't add everything there - only HTML markup that is suppossed to show up within the <body> section of a page is valid. I suggest you create your own coppermine theme that matches the overall look of your page as suggested in the coppermine docs.
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