Login issue

[Will Riley]

At present I have successfully installed vbDrupal and vBulletin side by side..

vbDrupal is in public_html/CMS
vBulltetin in public_html/forum

The set up currently is for navigation to vbDrupal from a main site page... and currently there is no access for non members. So, as expected, clicking the link from the main page to vbDrupal brings up a vBulletin style Login page, but no logins work from here...

BUT, if I navigate directly to the forums (i.e. vBulletin) from my site homepage & bypass vbDrupal, I get the vBulletin login page which i CAN successfully login from.

Everything else seems to work fine, & once logged in via vBulletin I can successfully navigate back to vbDrupal (as a logged in user).

Can anyone tell me why the login might not be working for vbDrpal but working for vBulletin ?

[tamarian]

Are they on the same domain name?

[Will Riley]

Yes they are mate... just different folders

[chican0]

I had a similar issue but was related to one part of the site having www. in the URL and the other not. Basicly a cookie issue. I modified my .htaccess file to force URL rewrite to include the www. at all times.

[Borland]

I have exactly the same problem. My vbDrupal files are in a subfolder (as test) of my local intranet and VBulletin is in the subfolder "forum" under the VbDrupal files and folders.

When I browse to vbDrupal, I will get an inlog screen but when I try to login I get an error that the file inlog.php cannot be located. So for one reason he is not browsing to the forum folder.

When I login directly to the forum and return to vbDrupal I it's working correctly.

[Borland]

Hmmmm, I just modified the unregistered group so that they can access the frontpage and on the left side the login block appears. When I login it's working, so basicly this problem occurs when the unregistered group don't have access to the frontpage or board.