The ACP display that message when you are logged in as a user with no priviledges (as HoF said), that's why we think it's weird it displays that when you aren't associated with any account x.x

If you go to list users on your website, does it display the users you created in the database?

I see, sorry for the confusion. Yeah, the script will display no permission error message so long as you are not logged in as admin, which includes guests/visitors. Can you try creating a new account, go to PHPMyadmin and make it admin user(set its usergroup to 1 in table prefix.users)?

Is there a reason the url keeps changing to http://mystfell.com/.errordocs/login And regardless of what I type into the url bar, it automatically takes away the www part.

And if I try to view users in the ACP, it gives me this:

Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Exception' with message 'Fatal Error: Class Registry either does not exist, or has its include path misconfigured!' in /home/content/72/12074872/html/classes/class_loader.php:83 Stack trace: #0 [internal function]: Loader->load('Registry') #1 /home/content/72/12074872/html/classes/class_initializer.php(106): spl_autoload_call('Registry') #2 /home/content/72/12074872/html/classes/class_initializer.php(45): Initializer->initialize() #3 /home/content/72/12074872/html/index.php(68): Initializer->__construct() #4 /home/content/72/12074872/html/index.php(78): IndexController::main() #5 {main} thrown in /home/content/72/12074872/html/classes/class_loader.php on line 83

And previously I mentioned I've tried that. Even showed a screencap of it. (Posted below) And I've just tried reinstalling it from the umpteenth time and still no luck. :cfrown:

And here's the rest of it.

http://i.imgur.com/Zf2USse.jpg

Also tried a new troubleshooting step. A veered off from my paid domain and tried to use a free one. Use yours suggested x10 hosting. It worked fine there. Not sure why it doesn't like GoDaddy, but I'd still like to try to find a fix, since I've already investing the money in the domain.

Thanks! :hmmm:

umm so you are saying that it just does not work on godaddy? Strange, one possible explanation is that the password hashing functions are disabled or configured differently for godaddy's PHP? Submit a support ticket to godaddy and ask if the corresponding three password hashing functions are working:

1. md5($password)
2. sha1($password)
3. hash($algorithm, $password)

Wooooooow, Godaddy is taking forever on this response. T_T I am just waiting on their response.

Send a password reset. login with the password it gives you and dont change it.

Won't reset anything. Doesn't acknowledge I've sent anything, made a request, or otherwise. Just goes right back to the blank form. T_T

umm thats strange, I made sure to test that password reset is working before releasing Mys v1.3.4. Theres a chance that the admin account is not created properly for you when you installed the script on godaddy(as the admin user email may not be set at all).

Anyway there are easier ways to test whether a functionality of PHP is available on your server. Go to the root index.php file for your adoptables directory, and add the following code right after the php opening tag <?php

See if the script actually outputs these password in a hash format, or that it throws a function not found error.