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This <input type="text" name="log_username" id="username"/> was this in your original source <input type="text" name="log_user" id="username"/> This works for me just fine: <form action="index" method="post"> <label for="username">Username</label> <input type="text" name="log_username"...

In IE try to view source and if all values like {web_build} is exactly "{web_build} instead of changed to the correct value - it's because IE cannot parse these tags. You have to use PHP or write it manually. If not, I don't see the problem. Also check what versions of IE that have this bug -...

go to index.php?url=login and see if it returns 500. If it does work, there's something wrong with the .htaccess files you have.

The problem is that the name of both username and login button is wrong. They have to be as follows: Username text: log_username Password text: log_password Login button: login

at action it's set to action="index" - if you have a .htaccess file, look after what desination it goes to. This might also be a type where you forgot the extension. I can't see any other errors, it works for me.

He was german.

We don't even know what CMS you are using. Also post screenshots.

I am using the latest RevCMS too on XAMPP.

Make sure you have the .htaccess files and they're in the right places.

Buy Phoenix, we do not support cracked versions of Phoenix, sorry.

To find a process that use port 80, open Command Prompt — Windows + R and type cmd then ENTER. Type following to see a list of processes running on what port and their process id (PID) netstat -aon Then find the process running on port 80. Find it's PID (process ID) and kill it in task manager.

My new year resolutions are... (trying) to quit smoking. Learn Objective-C to develop apps for iPhone (and Mac). Finish one of my many projects I have in my head (one of these are Cloudia (ones posted in Graphic-section)).

To be more exact I changed $newMember = false; if (!$newMember || !isset($newMember)) echo "This user is not a new member. He has joined on " . $joinDate The if statement checks if the value of $newMember is not true or is not set.

... Welcome! I guess. Oh, just to clarify things in your sample - to be a total :poop:: <?php $newMember = false; $joinDate = "May 12, 2011"; if (!$newMember || !isset($newMember)) { echo "This user is not a new member. He has joined on " . $joinDate } else { echo "This member has just...

Yeah, that would be a awesome add-on. And now you're on it, also get the biggest screen ever... no better two of them!

Well hello there! Nice to meet someone with the same passion to music as I have. I hope you enjoy your stay, and best of all making a lot of people happy! See you 'round :-)

Hey! Welcome to DevBest, enjoy your stay!

That's bullshit

Like how you're dissing this guy, but don't know what a router is nor even know how to find the name of it.

Then I can't do anything to help you I'm sorry.