Admin Error

[racingjon +]

I set up a new user as a member of the admin group - upon login they get this error on the "login successful" screen:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in ../public_html/includes/classes/kernel/Login.php on line 184

The user is still forwarded to admin, but only the "dashboard" tab is available, everything else is missing. I took a quick look at line 184, but didn't notice anything obvious (to me).

Has anyone else come across this problem?

[Eric Barnes +]

I haven't seen this however can you double check that users settings. Specifically the "Administration Capabilities" section when you edit the user. Make sure some of the boxes are checked.

[Eric Barnes +]

Since posting I did some further research on this and it is a bug. The fix would be to edit the user and add the capabilities as outlined.

I have made a fix that will be available in the next release so these display when adding a new user. Currently you have to go back and modify a user before they are seen.

[cwp +]

Originally Posted by racingjon

I set up a new user as a member of the admin group - upon login they get this error on the "login successful" screen:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in ../public_html/includes/classes/kernel/Login.php on line 184

The user is still forwarded to admin, but only the "dashboard" tab is available, everything else is missing. I took a quick look at line 184, but didn't notice anything obvious (to me).

Has anyone else come across this problem?

I got this error when I first installed ver4 and then added a new admin. I didn't know it was a bug, I thought I had just screwed something up so I uploaded the setup folder again and re-set it up and it worked again. But good find on the bug!

[racingjon +]

Yes, checking at least one admin capability box cleared the error message. I was in such a rush when I set up the account I didn't think to assign or even check privileges. Oh well, super-easy fix and his account is working great now. Thanks!

[infometa +]

I don't understand how and where to check Admin capabilities if when I login the user administration is not available!
On the database I can find this string under AdminCapabilities:
a:6:{i:0;s:8:"listings";i:1;s:6:"orders";i:2;s:5:" users";i:3;s:8:"category";i:4;s:7:"payment";i:5;s: 8:"settings";}

It's possible to check here the capability, but how?

[Eric Barnes +]

If you have access to the database you can add this line which is all the capabilities:
a:6:{i:0;s:8:"listings";i:1;s:6:"orders";i:2;s:5:" users";i:3;s:8:"category";i:4;s:7:"payment";i:5;s: 8:"settings";}

[infometa +]

Yes, it is so on the Database but it don't works.
As I log in this is the error that I can see:
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And when I am on the administration area, this is what I see:
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[infometa +]

Now It's ok. I set the magic_quotes_runtime of my PHP configuration Off. Thanks.

[goin4savvy +]

Hi - I get the same message...what exactly or where do I find the

"magic_quotes_runtime of my PHP configuration"

Thanks in advance!
Jill