$Breadcrumb shows Customer Approval Status

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.

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

BrandTim

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.

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.

I have found the cause...

Before loading Encrypted Master Password contributuion:
http://www.zen-cart.com/index.php?main_page=product_contrib_info&products_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.