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i dont know if this is the correct place for this post. but my login form is blank. it wanst like that yesterday. i was making changes and when i went to sing into the are not controls on the page to let me sign in the system. the link provides the example.
http://www.confinedmindmedia.com/Secure/Login.aspx
windows server 2008
Sql server 2008
the latest release of Mojo
Hi,
I would look in the mp_Sites table and make sure DisableDbAuth is set to 0 not 1. If it is 1, change it to 0 then touch Web.config (ie download it and upload it again) to recycle the app and clear the site settings cache.
Hope it helps,
Joe
thanks that solved it
I'm having this same issue. The setting is correct in the database and I've touched the web.config and restarted IIS several times. No luck. Is there another possible setting.
I can't think of any other reasons why it would not be visible unless you have missing files or have replaced the login page with a custom one or if you have some css hiding it.
It's not a css or a skin issue. The problem is happening in the standard skins as well as my own. Nothing inside the LoginControl is getting rendered to the page. When I step through the code, 'visible' is set to true on the control and siteSettings.DisableDbAuth is set to 'false' as it should be. I'm really not sure if the login page ever worked on this particular instalation because I hadn't ever tried to login since the initial install.
Is there anything that I can send you that may shed some light on this?
I would not deploy source code for a production installation. If you are working in a dev environment, I recommend you get the code from svn trunk so that you have the same version of the code that I'm working with. If you find a bug or issue while working with code from svn trunk and I can produce the problem, it is usually fixed within 24 hours or less and you can just do svn update to get the fix right away. You might also want to watch this short video about upgrading from svn.
Issue solved. I had previously updated the CSSFriendly.dll to the latest version and it seems that was causing this issue. I replaced the dlls with the originals and everything's working fine now.