How does one Enable cookies to log on? phpMyAdmin

 

First, test phpMyAdmin on IE and Firefox respectively.

1. If this is the case:Cookies must be enabled before they can be logged on

Check whether the following two items are set correctly.
$ Cfg ['blowfish _ secret'] = 'cookies'; // some versions of files' do not contain cookies.

$ Cfg ['servers'] [$ I] ['auth _ type'] = 'cooker ';

 

2. If it is normal in Firefox, the system still prompts that cookies must be enabled to log on to IE,

Enable ie cookie in the following steps
Menu Bar, tools, Internet Options, security, set all areas to the default level.

First, query your IE version.

Open IE and click "help" (HELP) in the menu bar. In the expanded menu, select the bottom line "about Internet Explorer" (about Internet Explorer ), in the pop-up window, the first line under the Internet Explorer image title is about version information. Generally, 5.0 or 6.0.

A. If you are using IE 6.0, follow these steps to enable COOKIE:

(1) Click "tool" in the menu bar and select the "Internet Options" (Internet Options) at the bottom of the menu bar) in the Internet option setting window that appears, there is a tab on top, and click the third "privacy ). In "privacy" settings, there are three buttons in the middle down. Click the second button "advanced" in the pop-up cookie settings window, select the following settings:

Overwrite automatic cookie processing (override automatic Cookie Handling)

First-party COOKIE: accept)

Third-party cookies: accept (third-party cookies: accept)

Always allow session cookies (always allow session cookies)

Click OK to close the cookie setting window.

Click OK to close the Internet option setting window.

B. If you are using IE 5.0, follow these steps to enable COOKIE:

Click "tool" in the menu bar)

In the expanded menu, select the following "Internet Options" (Internet Options)

In the Internet option setting window that appears, there is a tab on top, and click the second "security ).

In the "Security" setting, there are two buttons in the middle down, click the button "Custom Level" (customized)

In the pop-up security settings window, pull the up/down scroll bar, find the cookie settings, and check the following settings:

Allow use of cookies stored on your computer: Enabled

Allow each dialog cookie (not stored): Enabled

Click OK to close the security settings window.

Click OK to close the Internet option setting window.

 

Tool -- Internet Options. --- Delete cookies -- OK --- OK
Refresh the phpMyAdmin logon page

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