Obvious question....but ...did you do as the error message suggests - "refresh the page and try again"?
This topic has been raised many a time, I don't think the solution has changed much.
Try this : viewtopic.php?t=946068. It's from a few years ago but I believe stilli applicable to Joomla 4.
A second resource essentially stating the same suggestions as in the forum post above:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/269 ... omla-login
Also in your joomla admin (when you get a successful login) check the session handler method. Choose "file system" over "database" (whatever the option is besides database). OR empty the session table directly in the database that will force logouts of any logged in users. That db table can get very large very quickly with a lot of users.
This topic has been raised many a time, I don't think the solution has changed much.
Try this : viewtopic.php?t=946068. It's from a few years ago but I believe stilli applicable to Joomla 4.
A second resource essentially stating the same suggestions as in the forum post above:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/269 ... omla-login
Also in your joomla admin (when you get a successful login) check the session handler method. Choose "file system" over "database" (whatever the option is besides database). OR empty the session table directly in the database that will force logouts of any logged in users. That db table can get very large very quickly with a lot of users.
Statistics: Posted by AMurray — Tue Sep 17, 2024 10:23 am