$Breadcrumb shows Customer Approval Status

[FromTheRiviera]

Fresh install 1.3.7.1 + French and Italian Language packs loaded

Database: MySQL 5.0.22-Debian_2-log
HTTP Server: Apache/2.2.3 (Debian) mod_ssl/2.2.3 OpenSSL/0.9.8c
PHP Version: 4.4.4-8+etch4 (Zend: 1.3.0)

I have English, French, Italian packs loaded
Changed Customer Shop Status to 1
Customer Approval Status to 1


When I go to home page the breadcrumb shows:

Home :: Login :: Login :: Login


Also when I click on the Login button whithout entering any values in e-mail address and password, I get the error 3 times !?

Looks like this in Red.

Welcome, Please Sign In
Error Error: Sorry, there is no match for that email address and/or password.
Error Error: Sorry, there is no match for that email address and/or password.
Error Error: Sorry, there is no match for that email address and/or password.


Is this related to the fact that I have 3 languages or is there another problem somewhere.

[brandtim]

This could also be a template issue .... what happens if you switch to the Classic template? Do you still get the errors?

BrandTim

[FromTheRiviera]

Hello,
still occurring with green template. I'm going to try to load a new fresh installation and add one language at a time and see it I may have done someting to cause this?

Will add my findings here in next hour...Thanks for your reply.

[FromTheRiviera]

On fresh installation I have not been able to reproduce error.

Loaded
zen-cart-v1.3.7.1-full-patched-07052007
french_language_pack__6.1
italian_language_pack_complete_1.3

Installed the languages in admin and changed the shop status to
1= Must login to browse
1= Must be Authorized to Browse

I cannot reproduce error any more.
I continue with my other modifications and patch fixes pre 138 and see when the problem starts occuring.

Will be back with more info tommorrow.

[FromTheRiviera]

I have found the cause...

Before loading Encrypted Master Password contributuion:
http://www.zen-cart.com/index.php?ma...roducts_id=190

I renamed my includes\modules\pages\login\header_php.php to header_php_old.php.

I then loaded and tested the header_php.php from the contribution.

When finished I then renamed header_php.php to header_php_administrator.php and then

pasted back a copy of the orriginal file which made it a total of 3
files starting with header_php in that folder ... thus the login;login;login...

So not a good idea to rename old files and leave them in their orriginal path.

I can now get back to work.. this was in the end a good exercise to avoid in future.