How can I log into the Joomla backend as administrator?
Is properly enabled Go to your Site Tools > Site > MySQL and navigate to phpMyAdmin, select your database from the left menu, click on the plugins table (e.g jom_plugins ), and select the User – Joomla! entry. Make sure that the value next to the “ published ” field is set to 1.
Why does Joomla say I can’t log in?
It looks like that I can’t log in to my Joomla back end anymore. No error messages are shown, the log in screen just stays there. If I enter a wrong password on purpose, I get a warning that the username and password doesn’t match.
Why is phpMyAdmin blocked from Joomla backend?
You can do that from phpMyAdmin as shown here. Any user can be blocked from Joomla’s backend – additionally, a user can be blocked if he had too many failed login attempts. Once that user is blocked, he won’t be able to log in (even if the password is correct).
Why is my Joomla not supporting PHP version?
So make sure that php version on server is supported by your version of joomla. It is confusing that in most cases you can open your webpage and login administrator page, but can’t login just because php version is not supported!
Why is my administrator page not loading Joomla?
There might be multiple causes to this problem and most of them they are related to PHP incompatibility issues between one (or multiple) of the core Joomla files that loads the login screen. You can change the PHP version of your website using PHP Version Manager in cPanel and verify if the administrator page is loading.
Where do I Find my database in Joomla?
First, access your phpMyAdmin in Site Tools and select your database from the left menu. If you don’t know exactly which database is used by your Joomla!, check this article. After that, you should see all tables of your database, listed on the left side.