I have logged in using the information provided during installation by using the normal login page but it says
Login was unsuccessful. Please correct the errors and try again.
The credentials provided are incorrect
From where i can go to administrator page link???
First of all check the [Customer] table in your database. check the user name or email id that are correct or not...
If they are correct then use forgot password link at the login page.
Might be your login name or password was wrong....
Open the table Customer in SQL database and find the Built-in system user whose email = "builtin#search_engine_record.com".
The Id is 7 in nopCommerce 4.0.
By default this user is active.
Set it Active = False.
Login and you will see the Administrator Link at the top of the page.
You can try to reset the password with through SQL in Customer Table, please make sure you make PasswordSalt as Null. After resetting the password. Refresh your page and enter password and after you logged in then you can see a link to Administration on top
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I have lose administrator password, due to multiple try the email got blocked. I have added new Administrator to the Database using SQL Queries and I am able to login but I am unable to see the dashboard.
See here
WordPress didn't show the option to visit dashboard, it show the username and logout option nothing else.
You can change password of your old admin. Go to wp_user table in database and change admin password there.
I'm trying to change the admin password. I get this error:
invalid authentication ticket
It's a known issue: https://issues.sonatype.org/browse/NEXUS-10252
You need just to change your password within 15 seconds after entering current password.
I have a hack(ethical) and hence alternate but longer way to do this :-)
Steps:-
Create a new admin user(previously logged in using admin default credentials) - different user name, etc, etc
Now login using new(admin) user that you created in step 1.
Delete the previous admin user (the default one)
Again create a new admin user using new credentials
Login using admin user that you just created, and problemo solved :-)
It looked like i was changing the password and something else at the same time. I had to save the profile and then proceed with the password change.
I have a old website, which allow people to register and do staff. Say it is www.example.com.
Now I added a subdomain, reviews.example.com and want my users to write reviews.
The reviews.example.com is done in wordpress which works perfectly.
However, as my users already registered with the old site, ideally I want my user to use their old username and password to login to the review website. Also I would like new users to continue register in the old site and I could just write another query to insert the new user's username and password into wordpress's user table.
To custom login process for wordpress, can I apply a callback somewhere, so when wordpress login failed, I will run my custom query and create and return a wp_User object?
Or it is better to change the login code in wordpress directly? I searched wordpress code and saw the code where I could hack to put my own login logic.
Then one solution can be done
i.e
I am assuming that you made the username field and the password field
of registering and the password is visible for you.
Now once you make the wordpress install at your blog.website.com and then you need to copy the sql query which have import for your previous_users and paste in your SQL query of phpmyadmin after that you just need to add the same feild in your database as the wp-users feilds are containing then after that make your users password as MD5 crypt for that you just need to change the password type feild to MD5 crypt and your all users will be able to sign-in there.
I hope i Am clear to you.
Any Doubt you can Comment.
I would like that the user after clicking on the registration link sent via email (after the complete the registration form), log-in automatically without that he must enter your username and password.
How can I do?
Thanks in advance
That is a security issue. You should verify the appropriate person received the email by asking for credentials. At most, you could probably store email in local storage/cookie and retrieve it on the login page. But please dont auto login.
We have a website with a section restricted to members only. They log in and can view the website.
Some of the information is stored on another server. We want that information to ONLY be accessible to those who have logged into the main website.
What would be the best way to link the two sites, without making members log in again? Seems like there must be some way to send an encrypted username and password along with the URL in the hyperlink.
Any ideas? Thank you in advance.
Fred G.
I think you are looking for some "Single Sign On" solution.
You can add the session ID as a GET parameter to the URL (eg suffix it with ?SESSIONID=<long ID here>, then have the second site validate the session (check that it's logged in, check that the logged in user has access to the resource they're requesting) in a shared database.