Frequently Asked Questions

The script requires that all files being used by it are set to 755. Anything higher will work, but isn't safe. If it's lower you will most likely run into problems with the script.

Register globals can either be turned off by asking your host about it, or by placing php_flag register_globals off inside your .htaccess file in every directory that has the script in it.

If the public can't go to the registration page, and they recieve the message about having an invalid code, it's because you have public registrations turned off. This can be fixed by going to the AdminCP and going into the Edit Configuration area. Change the public registrations option to Yes instead of No.

If you have successfully logged in and went into the administrator control panel, yet none of the links work, it could mean two things. One thing is that you don't have JavaScript enabled in your browser. If JavaScript is enabled and it doesn't work, it could be because you are trying to integrate the AdminCP with the rest of your site. This isn't meant to happen, it's meant to be completely separate. If you've changed the admincp.php or Admin.class.php files, just restore them and it should work properly.

There is no error message for logging in. It simply redirects the user back to the login page if they made an error. This means they have to put in their information again. This may change in future versions.

Only PHP files can securely protected by Quadodo, but other files can be protected. If you need to know how, read this thread: Securing Media

You can check your version of Quadodo by going into the AdminCP and looking at the bottom line of text. It will tell you the Quadodo Login Script version, the PHP version and the SQL version. If you want to check whether you have to update or not, go into the AdminCP and click the Updates link.

If you language is not on the list, and you speak a language it's been translated into, you can translate it yourself. It sounds like a hard job, but I don't have anyone working translating this script, and I could use all the help I could get! If you do translate the script, send the file to me and I'll link to your site.

You can remove the border box from the registration page by removing this code from html/register_form.php:

and this at the very end:

This can also be done for the login page, except it would be in html/login_form.php.

There is a setting in the configuration called Login Redirect URL. Set it to whatever you want your users to login to when they successfully login, and it will automatically redirect them there.

It is not possible yet to make users pay using Quadodo. This feature will be added in 3.2.0. Keep checking in to see when it's done!

You can have unlimited directories protected by Quadodo, as long as you include the main header file that is in whichever directory you choose.

You would just put this line of code instead of the error code:

That would redirect them back to the login page.