12-17-2016, 04:56 PM
It definitely sounds like a server configuration issue. What version of PHP are you running? What type of server (Apache/nginx/iis)?
The deal is that a random token is generated every time that page is loaded, and then compared when a form is submitted or action is taken on the page. So if the token in your browser is not the same as the one that the system thinks it generated, you will get an error.
The two reasons you would get an error is that someone is attacking your server trying to perform a cross site scripting attacks or you have some sort of misconfiguration where the server is reloading the page (and hence regenerating the token) in the background.
My gut says you're using an older version of php.
The deal is that a random token is generated every time that page is loaded, and then compared when a form is submitted or action is taken on the page. So if the token in your browser is not the same as the one that the system thinks it generated, you will get an error.
The two reasons you would get an error is that someone is attacking your server trying to perform a cross site scripting attacks or you have some sort of misconfiguration where the server is reloading the page (and hence regenerating the token) in the background.
My gut says you're using an older version of php.