Ready to Test

Before I test, I need to make sure this would be correct:

I am using a local testing environment: WAMP
I used my own email address and server information. Everything should be good there.

Do I need to make any changes to the WAMP environment, so it will accept the email information?

Also I noticed after creating my site (again), I had to manually insert the WA_SHA1Encryption.php. Is this normal?

One last glitch:
When I viewed the index.php both through DW and through Localhost, I could not successfully enter into the login page from the menu; however the logout.php is accessible.

Because I have processed through the wizard several times, each time starting from scratch but using the Site Scultpor to do so, I think something is amiss with the login code. I am sending the php code for you to view to see if it's processed correctly. I am not familiar with php, only html. I am learning through W3School's online tutorials, but it'll be a while before I am competent with php.

Can you let me know if the code is incorrect and what I need to do to solve this issue?

Thanks You!

johna1964

I am not understanding the questions you are asking.

I do not understand what you mean by:

  I am using a local testing environment: WAMP
I used my own email address and server information. Everything should be good there.

Do I need to make any changes to the WAMP environment, so it will accept the email information?  

except the email information for what purpose? the login?



In some cases, the wizard does not create the WA_SHA1Encryption.php, we are looking into the exact cause and trying to fix it.

What do you mean by:

  I could not successfully enter into the login page from the menu  

does the login page redirect you to another page when you try to access it? Or does it show an error?

In addition to reporting what it does not do, it is helpful to also know what it is doing instead of what you are expecting it to do.

I dont see anything wrong with the code at a glance, but need more details to know what I should be looking for.

one thing that may help is to add the following code at line 1 to turn error reporting on in order to sere any php errors if they are occuring:

<?php

error_reporting(E_ALL);

ini_set('display_errors','on');

?>

a common error to see is the headers already sent error, if you experience the headers already sent error, see this post:
showthread.php?t=19285

Jason,

I will try this once again a little differently and get back with you. I'll clarify this further if I don't succeed.

Thanks again,

Johna