I was just going to have custom blocks on the start page, but I'm having that login problem when I do that.
The URL I type in is the main directory where my XOOPS site is installed. For example, www.mywebsite.com/community.
When I add the news module to the start page, typing in the above URL leads to www.mywebsite.com/community/modules/news.
I looked in the xoops_version.php, but could not find any setting for XOOPS_URL (which maybe is the problem?). I don't know where to add this.
I also ran a repair operation on the entire XOOPS database (with the repair utility of my host), which repaired each table (including the xoops_session db table). I'm new to MySQL, so I'm not sure if repairing a table is the same as restoring a table.
Anyway, I've temporarily resolved the problem by adding a module to the start page. Although, I really don't want a module on the start page (so this is still a problem for me).
Dave