evolt login system helpppp

megaj25

I download the evolt login system with admin features and installed it into my website and had 0 problem getting it to work on localhost yet now i uploaded it to a website and it wont work at all. http://s272031108.onlinehome.us/
i have the session.php included in all pages so it simply wont load becasue of that error. I could move it to a different part of the page and everyhting loads but then my login and register pages dont work becuase they get that same error when submitted.

Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in /homepages/23/d272031088/htdocs/login/session.php on line 57
line 57 is
if(!$this->logged_in){
$this->username = $SESSION['username'] = GUEST_NAME;
$this->userlevel = GUEST_LEVEL;
$database->addActiveGuest($SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'], $this->time);
thats 54-57 which is the last line. so i dont no what the problem is.
please help.

bretticus

Means that as far as the php compiler is concerned, the $database object doesn't exist. Check that all your includes files have been uploaded (they can be in any number of folders that were originally installed with your initial setup.) If that doesn't yield any results, ask for help at evolt.org.

megaj25

i got it it was either it didnt exist or it existed twice so i deleted an extra require database off all pages and its now working but thanks, now i cant seem to get the email first name and last name to get into the database, well the last name did but it ended up under the first name column

bretticus

megaj25;10899215 wrote:
i got it it was either it didnt exist or it existed twice so i deleted an extra require database off all pages and its now working but thanks, now i cant seem to get the email first name and last name to get into the database, well the last name did but it ended up under the first name column

Since that is specific code developed under evolt.org, I'd go for help there. You'll find people are not apt on here to help with code that the asker did not write (unless it's pretty obvious.) Not because we are elitist jerks. But because, usually, those bugs have been experienced by other folks using the same software and there is probably already a solution posted on that website (evolt.org in this case.) Also, even if it's not, those folks are familiar with their code and can more easily spot a bug.