[eluser]Iscariah[/eluser]
[quote author="Michel-Ange" date="1259100333"]@Iscariah : Thanks for your post. I'm very happy you like Ionize.
We worked hard to create Ionize, not with the idea to compare our system to other one, but just to provide a professional, simple and powerful CMS regarding our experience with users and of course our experience as webdesigners.
We hope people will like this system and make it evolute in a good way.
As the Ionize team is very busy (I have a "daily" work and work as freelance the week-end), we will make our possible to release asap the new version and implement every good remark from users and developers.
Don't hesitate to participate and post some bugs corrections !
Concerning your problem, could you install Firebug for Firefox to obtain more informations about what's happens ? Your problem looks strange.[/quote]
Hi! Thanks for the quick response. I tried firebug and it seems that the following code will be injected in the XMLHttpRequest answer:
Code:
{"message_type":"success","message":"Operation OK","update":[],"status":1,"id":"3"}
<!-- www.000webhost.com Analytics Code -->
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<noscript><a href="http://www.hosting24.com/"><img src="http://analytics.hosting24.com/count.php" alt="web hosting" /></a></noscript>
<!-- End Of Code -->
So, it's totally not your fault that it doesn't work. It's my free web provider.

But i'm not that good in coding. Is there a change of filtering that analytics code or is that impossible? Many thanks in advance!
EDIT: Eureka!!! Finally I found a solution for the code. People, you all could use 000webhost.com if you like now. Just add the following code to your .htaccess file:
Code:
php_value auto_append_file none
php_value auto_prepend_file none
(At the end of the .htaccess file is fine.)
@Michel-Ange: Thanks for your reply again. Now, the punctuations in the passwords are the only problem left for me. I will test that right after I typed this.
EDIT 2: Well, I tested the login problem for accounts with punctuations in their passwords... Firebug gives me nothing with such an account, while another account without the punctuations in their passwords just work fine. Firebug returns some GET headers and the system logs in. I don't think I can come up with a solution for this one. I have this very same problem also on my local server.
EDIT 3 (last one, I promise): My account has been canceled by 000webhost.com. Not for the solution above, but for Slow MySQL Queries. It's ridiculous and I am trying another free host now. Hopefully a better one, we'll see. I don't really want to pay for it, because it's a hobby game clan site.