Yup!
Tried in Firefox 2 & 3, Safari, IE 7, and Opera 9 - same results. Got one system to ’take’ a user registration, but its a development system. The exact same steps on production system still fails. That was where I commented out the following:
<pre>
# check if inside manager
if ($m = $modx->insideManager()) {
//return ’’; # don’t go any further when inside manager
}</pre>
Doing that on development server, I can register users. But doing the same thing on production system did not. The only difference there is Friendly URLs which sort of makes sense.
I know for a fact that it never makes it into the weblogin snippets folder to process the data. It dies long before it gets in there. I’ve tried by adding a simple fopen-> to spit out some variables and state. It never makes it in there. I intentionally put a syntax error in weblogin.common.inc.php - not a peep. Even echo statements have failed to do anything. At a minimum I would expect it to forward to my error page which does work when I knowingly cause an error.
I’m getting more and more frustrated at this snippet and about ready to say screw it and write my own user login/registration, I need that functionality pretty quickly. I’m going to go try one thing, disable friendly urls on production server and see if that’s part of the issue.
