Hey fellow couchers, I was building a site recently and ran in to a strange issue where any link on my home page redirects to the couch login url, with a redirect variable in the URL (see below)

http://sistersweekendfilm.com/couch/login.php?redirect=%2Freel.php

Has anyone run in to a similar problem and figured out how to stop the redirecting? Or perhaps just a place to start my troubleshooting? I've been poking around but to no avail just yet. This is going to be a front-facing static site aside from a few people who will work with the couch back-end, so I don't want everyone who visits being redirected to the couch login.

Thanks guys!

Here's a link to the dev home page currently where i'm running in to this issue.

[KK]

Hi

Last I checked the problem was gone. So you probably made the required changes.

The probable causes for this 'problem' could be -
1. you had not registered 'reel.php' (by accessing it as super-admin). Upon accessing a yet unregistered template, if the visitor is not a super-admin, Couch tries to prompt for the access creds.

2. The access-level to the template was set (from 'Advanced settings' dropdown on the edit screen) to something other than 'Everybody'. This will always prompt for the access creds.

Hi kk!! Thanks for your help! I had changed the access level from "Everybody" thinking that that would affect who could edit the page on the back-end. I did make the required changes and everything works fine now. I do appreciate your reply though. I'm loving Couch so far and it's definitely going to be my go-to for a minimal cms alternative to wordpress.

Hi

Last I checked the problem was gone. So you probably made the required changes.

The probable causes for this 'problem' could be -
1. you had not registered 'reel.php' (by accessing it as super-admin). Upon accessing a yet unregistered template, if the visitor is not a super-admin, Couch tries to prompt for the access creds.

2. The access-level to the template was set (from 'Advanced settings' dropdown on the edit screen) to something other than 'Everybody'. This will always prompt for the access creds.