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beleg
Joined: 24 Nov 2002
Posts: 14
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 Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2003 11:35 pm Post subject: How to Log In with Safari ? the Solution |
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The Mac Users here must have a problem with login with Apple's new browser Safari: b2login.php doesn't redirects to b2edit.php (or something like this) after the login... well a cookie problem (it's not the first time with Safari )
This is how I resolved it (after encouter the same problem - and the solution with PHP Nuke)
b2login.php
somewhere arount the line 133, you can see that lines :
| Code: | setcookie("cafeloguser",$user_login,time()+31536000);
if ($pass_is_md5) {
setcookie("cafelogpass",$user_pass,time()+31536000);
} else {
setcookie("cafelogpass",md5($user_pass),time()+31536000);
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you just have to add the string ,"/" at the end of each setcookie arguments, like this :
| Code: | setcookie("cafeloguser",$user_login,time()+31536000,"/");
if ($pass_is_md5) {
setcookie("cafelogpass",$user_pass,time()+31536000,"/");
} else {
setcookie("cafelogpass",md5($user_pass),time()+31536000,"/");
}
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You can make the same thing in b2profile.php line 84
| Code: | setcookie("cafelogpass",md5($newuser_pass),time()+31536000);
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to :
| Code: | setcookie("cafelogpass",md5($newuser_pass),time()+31536000,"/");
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and in b2comments.post.php, on lines : 122, 123, 124
| Code: | setcookie("comment_author",$author, time()+30000000);
setcookie("comment_author_email",$email, time()+30000000);
setcookie("comment_author_url",$url, time()+30000000);
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to be :
| Code: | setcookie("comment_author",$author, time()+30000000,"/");
setcookie("comment_author_email",$email, time()+30000000,"/");
setcookie("comment_author_url",$url, time()+30000000,"/");
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hope this little 'hack' will help you =)
for me it works perfectly
(and I'm french, so pardon my grammar and spelling errors)
PS: It could be usefull to put it as sticky thread, don't u think ?
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alex_t_king
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| Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2003 5:53 pm Post subject: |
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Even better would be Apple fixing the bug so you don't *have* to do this
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beleg
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| Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2003 11:45 pm Post subject: |
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well, errr .. yeah
we still can wait
Since the begining, Apple has problems with cookies (and some other things ... https, sites using dll ...), and I dont know how to prevent Safari's problem
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macshack
Joined: 17 Jul 2002
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Location: Phoenix, Az
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| Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2003 2:12 am Post subject: |
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But, please tell me you clicked on that very nice button Apple provided for reporting errors/issues did you not???
If not, please do and inform Apple of their non compliance to standards and protocols.
This coming from a VERY loyal Mac user.
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obiwanadobe
Joined: 21 Mar 2003
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Location: Round Rock, Tx
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| Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2003 6:28 am Post subject: Cookie fix on it's way |
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Dave Hyatt (one of the guys behind Safari and Camino) posted on his blog that they have a fix on the cookie issues with Safari and will be included in an upcoming release.
http://www.mozillazine.org/weblogs/hyatt/ |
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