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Vb3 Integration - Reviewpost won't create user cookie I am trying to finalize a VB3/Reviewpost integration. The integration works in only one direction - FROM vb3 TO reviewpost. VB3 settings are: cookie path: "/", cookie domain: "" cookie prefix:"bb" RP settings are: cookie path:"/", cookie domain:"" cookie prefix:"bb" I've verified the VB3 license value (vb3's index.php to rp's config.inc setting) NOTE: I've also tried setting both cookie domains to ".mysite.com" If I log in to VB3, and then go to reviewpost, it recognizes me as logged in and Vb3 creates a cookie. If I log into Reviewpost, I receive a message saying that I'm logged in, but the reviewpost main screen does not recognize me as logged in, and a cookie is NOT created. Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated. Thank You |
Problem Solved - mb_strpos warning partially to blame The problem described above has been solved - here is the issue in case others have a similar situation. I started receiving mb_strpos warnings whenever I attempted to view a category or product list. I couldn't fix it - so I did the wrong thing: I suppressed the php warning messages. QUESTION: Why am I receiving "Warning: mb_strrpos(): Empty haystack in pp-inc.php on line 360" when I attempt to view a category without products? I then tried to customize the header incorrectly: by modifying the ppopen template. Not surprisingly, not only didnt' this work, but now it started to throw "Warning: Cannot modify header information " messages. But of course, I never saw these message because is suppressed the php warning message. After realizing that reviewpost was not writing cookies, a small lightbulb went off and I turned off the php warning suppression. And then of course I saw this wonderful warning message that told me exactly which template was causing the problem (ppopen.tmpl). I replaced the ppopen.tmpl file with one from the original distribution (since Omegatron told me how to use server side includes to customize the header). And now things work perfectly! |
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