Mandatory information about my setup:
Have I read the related troubleshooter articles above before posting (which pages?)? Yes (On Optimization and Utility)
Have I searched the tickets before posting? Yes
Have I read the documentation before posting (which pages?)? Yes, above
Joomla! version: (15.25)
PHP version: (5.3)
MySQL version: (5.1)
Host: (LiquidWeb)
Admin Tools version: (2.2.2)
Description of my issue:
Hi Nik,
Sorry to disturb you.
Regarding expiry headers in Admin Tools, I have noticed that when enabled in the .htaccess maker that an issue occurs related to site login and logout. Namely, that if a user tries to login, s/he is not logged in on all pages, unless a browser page reload is done. The same goes for logout - that on some pages, login persists until a page reload. I have tried disabling Joomla Cache - did not help. The only thing that seems to help is to disable the expiry headers and I have yet to see the issue again. One thing I should add, is that this site is setup to switch SSL/non-SSL on different pages and https version of the URL is set in the livesite variable in configuration.php
I could be off base that the expiry header setting is involved here, but it really seem to be the only cure (other than leaving the whole site under SSL - hence my question on Twitter)
Jordan
Have I read the related troubleshooter articles above before posting (which pages?)? Yes (On Optimization and Utility)
Have I searched the tickets before posting? Yes
Have I read the documentation before posting (which pages?)? Yes, above
Joomla! version: (15.25)
PHP version: (5.3)
MySQL version: (5.1)
Host: (LiquidWeb)
Admin Tools version: (2.2.2)
Description of my issue:
Hi Nik,
Sorry to disturb you.
Regarding expiry headers in Admin Tools, I have noticed that when enabled in the .htaccess maker that an issue occurs related to site login and logout. Namely, that if a user tries to login, s/he is not logged in on all pages, unless a browser page reload is done. The same goes for logout - that on some pages, login persists until a page reload. I have tried disabling Joomla Cache - did not help. The only thing that seems to help is to disable the expiry headers and I have yet to see the issue again. One thing I should add, is that this site is setup to switch SSL/non-SSL on different pages and https version of the URL is set in the livesite variable in configuration.php
I could be off base that the expiry header setting is involved here, but it really seem to be the only cure (other than leaving the whole site under SSL - hence my question on Twitter)
Jordan
