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"Invalid Token" after login
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Date: 2008/10/05 18:19
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By: justincredibleg
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I tried finding an issue like this in the forums but couldn't really see one that explained what needed to happen. I am running Joomla! 1.5.6. I have CB 1.1. I am using cblogin as my log in module.
Whenever a user logs on the page will go to a white screen with the text "Invalid Token". While searching the google I was able to find that it is a security feature of joomla 1.5 to prevent bots, etc. The only information I could find was for changing the default joomla login mod.
I found that I need to change this line of code:
<input type="hidden" name="<?php echo JUtility::getToken(); ?>" value="1" />
to this:
<?php echo JHTML::_( 'form.token' ); ?>
But I don't know where to find that line of code in the cblogin module.
Maybe it is totally different.
Any help would be great! Thanks.
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Re:"Invalid Token" after login
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Date: 2008/10/05 18:47
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By: Rapunzl
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Try searching in Joomla forums, since this is a Joomla issue. 
Jamie
Rapunzl Reminisces Owner and Website Administrator / Community Builder and Groupjive Team Member and Moderator
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Want to speed up the release of CB 1.2 and Plugins? Before posting, please read CB 1.1 Bugs stickies or CB 1.2 Identified Issues and the FAQs and Search the forum and the Web for your error. If not found, post Joomla, CB, PHP, Database and Browser versions, along with the exact error you are getting and results. Fewer posts for the developers to sift through will result in faster releases!
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Re:"Invalid Token" after login
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Date: 2008/10/05 23:05
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By: justincredibleg
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I was told to check here because it is a problem caused by using the cblogin module instead of the default joomla login mod.
Surely someone has experienced this and found the fix and actually has something beneficial to post.
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