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problem redirect after login v4.1 - mudmin - 12-26-2016

Try replacing that line with

Redirect::to('http://yourdomain.com/users/account.php');

and see if at least the first problem goes away.


problem redirect after login v4.1 - met00cigar - 12-26-2016

did it. No change,


problem redirect after login v4.1 - mudmin - 12-28-2016

Can you tell me about your server? I'm looking for a way to recreate this...
Are you running localhost? If so xampp, wampp, something else?

If you are running on a live server, can you give me a little info on it? Php version, apache? nginx? I have tracked down most of the slash errors, but apparently a few people are still having issues on some server configs.


problem redirect after login v4.1 - met00cigar - 12-29-2016

OS: ‪CentOS Linux 7.2.1511 (Core)‬
PHP 5.5.38
HPPD: 2.4.6-40.el7.centos
MySQL: 5.5.44-2.el7.centos
If you need to be able to access the server please let me know via e-mail as I have it set up on a test server and will be more than happy to give you an FTP account on it to that sub-directory structure.






problem redirect after login v4.1 - mudmin - 12-29-2016

That's weird. I run centos on all my stuff. I may need to do a login. The only thing I'm thinking is that you might want to go into the php selector and update to php 5.6 unless you have a specific reason not to. I'm on the road right now but if we don't get this fixed in a day or so I'll see if I can login and figure out what's up.