I do not know what happened, but what I typed did not show up . . .

I cannot login after a new install, there is no error and I am redirected to the sample home page, but the sign in link is still in the upper right hand corner . . . so I tried to directly type in an admin URL, and a sign in just continually keeps me on the sign in page. Nothing apparent to me in the logs, cookies in Firefox and IE, db tables look fine, etc.

Please help, I am trying to evaluate systems for my company, and would love to really give mojoportal a complete look.

Thanks in advance.

Hmmmm . . . I have tried everything, I am not sure what the problem is . . . I set up all permissions, double checked all IIS settings, etc. checked it on a Windows XP machine with IE 7, Firefox, Safari, and on a Vista machine with IE 7, and on a Mac OS 10.5 machine on Firefox and Safari.

I have siteinfinity and dotnetnuke (two other options I am exploring), working properly. I am actualy quite perplexed. I am very interested in this solution, otherwise I would just move on! Anyhow, any help would be appreciated. I really do not want to uninstall everything and reinstall, but the time I have spent on this problem, it may be faster. Still, if that does not fix the problem . . . I think I would pull my hair out!

Thanks in advance.

I think all the web applications in one environment were making the difference. I do not know how exactly, I am not that good :-). Anyhow, I installed mojoportal on another box (my mac that is running vista in boot camp), and the install was smooth as silk, and everything worked as I believe it should.

For what it is worth, the problem occurred on XP as a virtual directory, along with dotnetnuke, sitefinity, and DXperience samples, all as Virtual Directories. I had problems with the others as well, but was able to troubleshoot them and get them to work. I think I was just asking too much of IIS and XP!

Anyhow, thanks for the help, sorry it has taken so long to get back to this. And, as I stated in the e-mail, I will be in touch about mojoportal and how it could work for my company.