10.11.2013, 06:43:52
Good morning,
sorry that it took so much time to solve the problem, but i couldn't do it earlier. I found out what was wrong. There is a function that checks the session every time you load a new page. It checks three things. A randomly generated session_key which is unique for every logged in user, the remote_addr of the user (ip) and the session_timeout. And anyhow (i don't know why if i'm honest) the variable $_SESSION['ip'] took the value of the entry_ip which was edited. This was the first time this ever happened. And only on your server. Like i said, i don't know why. I changed the whole SESSION variables to a more clearly name like $_SESSION['user_ip'] and so on. And now it works!
I will include this change into the new version. Maybe there are more persons in the future that would have this problem. I can send you an already edited ZIP File with a Version that works for your server if you wish that. The files on your server i had access to are already edited.
sorry that it took so much time to solve the problem, but i couldn't do it earlier. I found out what was wrong. There is a function that checks the session every time you load a new page. It checks three things. A randomly generated session_key which is unique for every logged in user, the remote_addr of the user (ip) and the session_timeout. And anyhow (i don't know why if i'm honest) the variable $_SESSION['ip'] took the value of the entry_ip which was edited. This was the first time this ever happened. And only on your server. Like i said, i don't know why. I changed the whole SESSION variables to a more clearly name like $_SESSION['user_ip'] and so on. And now it works!
I will include this change into the new version. Maybe there are more persons in the future that would have this problem. I can send you an already edited ZIP File with a Version that works for your server if you wish that. The files on your server i had access to are already edited.