SC Login wont work, but Joomla login does

Can you give a little more explanation as to what isn't working? Since it sounds like you aren't using JFBConnect yet, I'm assuming you're logging in with standard Joomla username/password credentials.

Beyond that, what happens? Do you get an error message, does the page reload, does 'nothing' happen when you click login? Any details you can provide will help us investigate and provide some solutions for you.

Thanks,
Alex

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-Melissa

Blair,
Your subscription for JFBConnect is setup. Sorry for the delay on that.

As for SCLogin, the reason it's not working is because you have 2 Factor Authentication enabled on your site and the check the SCLogin performs is failing. When you try to login with SCLogin, it makes a call to the following URL to check if the user has 2FA enabled for their account:
/modules/mod_sclogin/ajax/otpcheck.php

For some reason, that URL is redirecting to /table on your site. I don't know why, but either your SEF extension (sh404SEF), an .htaccess rule or some other redirection rule is changing that URL making our call fail.

I'd check to make sure that file exists in the filesystem and, if so, then determine what could be redirecting from the correct call to the /table URL.

I hope that helps,
Alex

The issue may be Admintools itself. There's a setting in their WAF (Web Application Firewall) for "Direct File Inclusion", which prevents direct access to PHP files like we need. Try turning that filter off to see if authentication with the SCLogin module starts working.

If so, there must be a way to let AdminTools know that hitting that file directly is ok. I don't know that offhand, but I'd look around to see if there are ways to add the file I references above to an exception list. If not, let us know and we can investigate further.

I can't recommend disabling 2FA. If you have enabled, you're doing the right thing and telling you to disable (reducing security) is never a good thing.

Thanks,
Alex