Hi,
if I'm not wrong, a login from polyglot-learn-language.com isn't possible. I was redirected to /index_polyglot.php and had to enter my data again. This isn't really comfortable, so you should either make it possible to login from polyglot-learn-language.com/ or redirect the user automatically to polyglot-learn-language.com/index_polyglot.php by the php code header('Location: http://www.polyglot-learn-language.com/index_polyglot.php') if no page was given.

Subject created by Brati on Sept 09, 2007 @ 22:36

I hope I am wrong, but apparently I have to write my login information TWICE after reloading the page, to be able to connect. I have noticed this is effective when trying on a mac. On a pc,the login is twicest more SLOWER but at least it works the first time !

Comment written by Workingtitle on Mar 03, 2008 @ 13:24

"I only use sessions"
Sessions-IDs are often saved in a cookie (otherwise in the URL)

If you don't have a problem, maybe it's my fault..

Comment written by Brati on Sept 12, 2007 @ 20:46

I don't see the pb :
i've tried to login on http://polyglot-learn-language.com
but no pb
Actually I don't use cookies : I only use sessions
ok, thanks anyway

Comment written by vincent on Sept 11, 2007 @ 15:20

Mmhh.... I was sure, I had this problem. Now it's gone, but I found another one. It's about the cookies and URLs ^^

When I login from http://polyglot-learn-language.com/ (no www subdomain) I can't (of course) use that cookie on the website I'm redirected to after the login (http://www.polyglot-learn-language.com/index_polyglot.php (with www subdomain))

So you should maybe force the user to use one variante. No, it won't be bad for the user. ^^ He will just be redirected automatically to the version with or without subdomain (in your case with www subdomain).

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www.domain.de$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.domain.de/$1 [L,R=301]

In my favourite forum, this code was posted. Of course, it only works with the mod_rewrite module of the Apache webserver. But most hosts should have it installed. It's possible, that I also saw some URLs on this site, which looked like mod_rewrite. But you should know this better.
This lines would come at the begin of the .htaccess, if I'm not wrong.

Comment written by Brati on Sept 10, 2007 @ 22:04

Hello,
I have never had some pb while logging ...
polyglot-learn-language/index.html is a static page : that's better for seach engines ...


What was your problem logging exactely : I don't understand ...
you had to type your name and password twice ?
thanks,
v

Comment written by vincent on Sept 10, 2007 @ 18:47