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from user management page, when i clicked the tracker page it shows the error below:
403 Forbidden The website’s configuration prevents you from accessing this page.
Im using datatable plugin but i dont think that’s the problem since user management page uses that too. In fact they are almost the same with tracker, the data and columns are only the difference.
I’m not sure if this contributes to the problem but i’m using jquery, ajax and json
UPDATE: deleted all the codes inside tracker.php and cleared cookies and its still forbidden so I think it’s not because of any plug in conflict.
The reason you see this error is because the registration script is in a folder called includes . For your own security, that folder is protected against web access.
Normally, the includes folder is where you place internal files, like configuration files or shared components, which are not intended to be accessed directly. And if these files are accessed directly, they may expose sensitive data.
So if you move the registration file to any other folder, you should not see this error again.
I’m not sure but apparently file names with “tracker” are not working. when i tried changing all files with “tracker” to “tracking” it works! anyway everything is fine now
logout and hit login button (it should take you to 403)
about that includes folder I’m talking about
Everythings okay now. thank you for your help. it was really the “tracker” file name problem. i just changed every files with “tracker” to “tracking” and everythings works! you just visited my login page when im not yet done renaming all files. try to access it again and its working fine now. i dont think its about that includes folder thing. anyway thanks again!
OK, now modify the login data (hide) to prevent others from entering
Am i required to do that? i intentionally put those values for users to have access on the tracker page. i was actually applying for jobs and im sending them this online portfolio and like i said i intentionally put those login credentials for the recruiters to actually login and see that web app. is that okay?
Of course, what worries me are the bots and the malicious persons 
Create spike on CPU or other resources so that your ACC be suspended
You can write your login details somewhere on the page as text (or in some other way)
The worst is when they’re like this (and the BOT just has to follow the button)
See Fair Usage Limits section here https://infinityfree.net/support/
P.S. Good luck with your new job 
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