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I recently set my site to maintenance mode (with the bluemasters theme enabled) and then logged out.
I am not unable to log back into my site.
I have tried
But this does not work. That is to say when I used the above I am not presented with the login page.
Can anyone offer some advice about how I can login again?
Comments
Comment #1
pwhiteside CreditAttribution: pwhiteside commentedHi,
Have you tried going to admin? http://example.com/?=admin
Or if clean urls is enabled http://example.com/admin, http://example.com/user.
I have had this issues but not with BlueMasters, you should look into turning off maintenance mode in the database (phpMyAdmin) if you have access.
On a side note, I usually try not to log out, when I want to see the site from a public users view I tend to open a new private or incognito window, this allows me to always stay logged in.
I hope this helps,
Best wishes, Phil.
Comment #2
Homotechsual CreditAttribution: Homotechsual commentedYou're missing part of the URL.
To login use the following:
http://yoursite.com/?q=user/login
Comment #3
Homotechsual CreditAttribution: Homotechsual commentedMarking as fixed, tested link on several Drupal installs WITH and WITHOUT clean urls turned on, works for all WITH BlueMasters theme enabled and default.
Comment #4
valuemex CreditAttribution: valuemex commentedHi pwhiteside,
I am experiencing the same issue but the problem is bigger. When I type /user/login to my website, the page apears wiith its proper links but it seams broken because the user and password fields and login button doesnt show up, appear or stick... = ( is there a way to fix this issue I am running a multisite installation with different languages so I dont want to reinstall Drupal7 from scratch. Here is the url (valuemex.com/user)
Any advise??
Thanks in advance,
Comment #5
Homotechsual CreditAttribution: Homotechsual commentedvaluemex,
Accepted Drupal issue queue etiquette is NOT to post the same issue on unrelated issues. Please see the response to your issue here:
#1368672: User login
Also, for future reference, your issue would probably have been best created as a new issue as it isn't the same as either of the two issues you have attached it to.
Thanks
Comment #6
Raphmike CreditAttribution: Raphmike commentedIt works perfectly.
I am so happy now.
Thanks man.
Comment #7
Homotechsual CreditAttribution: Homotechsual commentedIssue fixed. Closing!