Dear all, as first thread in this community I'd like to report the struggle I suffered to create an account.
At first, on Registration form, I kept getting the error: "Email address does not match the original one. confirm email address correctly."
I was convinced the theme was missing a mandatory HTML field to validate email address, so I manually added the field "email2", used by MyBB for address validation. It didn't work.
I could only bypass the error by registering my account while browsing the form in a private session.
After receiving the registration confirmation link in my email, I tried logging in by standard browsing mode and received the error "Authorization code mismatch. Are you accessing this function correctly? Please go back and try again.", that again I could only bypass using a private browsing session.
I don't know if it's me or there's anything wrong with the cookie path defined in ACP. Maybe you recently upgraded your MyBB version or your theme does not come with the required fields (e.g. post_key) to prevent this to happen.
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At first, on Registration form, I kept getting the error: "Email address does not match the original one. confirm email address correctly."
I was convinced the theme was missing a mandatory HTML field to validate email address, so I manually added the field "email2", used by MyBB for address validation. It didn't work.
I could only bypass the error by registering my account while browsing the form in a private session.
After receiving the registration confirmation link in my email, I tried logging in by standard browsing mode and received the error "Authorization code mismatch. Are you accessing this function correctly? Please go back and try again.", that again I could only bypass using a private browsing session.
I don't know if it's me or there's anything wrong with the cookie path defined in ACP. Maybe you recently upgraded your MyBB version or your theme does not come with the required fields (e.g. post_key) to prevent this to happen.