Drupal is sending me to a non existing page when I login.
If I navigate to user/login and enter my credentials, the site send me to http://www.centerfordrugtestinformation.com/files/images/bg_indexbuttonb...
At first, i thought this was a problem with "files/images/bg_indexbuttonbar.png" somehow being passed as the login destination. So, I navigated directly to the user/login page to avoid any destination variable being passed. I also used the login destination module and disabled the checkbox for "preserve destination" so no destination should be being passed.
However, my site continues to login and present the page not available message. :(
I also tried searching all my drupal files for the "files/images/bg_indexbuttonbar.png". It only appeared one time in the style.css as a background image to something I am no longer using.
I am totally stumped here if anyone can offer any suggestions on what the heck might be going on here, I'd really appreciate it!!
You mean the /user page not
You mean the /user page not user/login
You are correct, however, that a normal login goes to that "not found" page. My guess is that a module is doing this. Do you have http://drupal.org/project/login_destination or http://drupal.org/project/logintoboggan enabled?
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Answers to your questions:
Actually, I do mean user/login. If I go to /user when I am not logged in, it shows the /user/login page. If I want to register, it shows the /user/register page.
To your other question, I am using login_destination. Should I disable it and try logintobaggan?
In other news, I found out that other users of the site are not experiencing the same redirect problem.
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Default login URL is /user
Default login URL is /user Your site is the same. When not logged in I go to https://www.centerfordrugtestinformation.com/user which is the login page.
Yes, disable that module and THEN test to see if it works. Then you can try another method or check the settings for that module.
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