I'm a new user, but my host provided two site IDs, 1 and 2, and I inadvertently changed mojoportal to site id 2, I believe under Administration, Site Settings, now I can't log back in and switch it.  I've tried the admin pw for site ID 2, and the other new passwords and one let me proceed to asking my security question, but it crashed with the following error message

We're sorry but a server error has occurred while trying to process your request.

The error has been logged and will be reviewed by our staff as soon as possible. It is possible that the error was just a momentary hiccup and you may wish to use the back button and try again or go back to the home page.
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It's also interesting that when I go to the Recover Password screen, I enter all the IDs created under site ID 1, including the one above and admin@admin.com and all come back with the message "user name not found."  So, I wanted to try and change the site ID back to 1 either via config files or database, but I've yet to find out how.  Since I can't log in to the site anymore, I think this is the only way to reset things?  Can someone help get me back on track?  Or maybe I need to delete site ID 2 - I'm just not sure why my host configured it this way if it's not valid - but I'd also have to switch the site to site ID 1 somewhere too.

TIA, Steve

Hey, thanks Joe for the rapid response.  The host is christianasp.net and they had set up a development site for me at lightky.christianasp.net.  They preinstalled the latest version of MojoPortal for me, along with the database, and I was trying to configure everything and was having trouble getting the MojoPortal header removed in an attempt to change it Light Home Educators.  There was a dropdown for site, the first was MojoPortal and the second was (I think) something like Light, but I can't remember for sure.  When I switched it, it's like the site was reconfigured, even checked the database and there's two sites there too.  I have contacted them as of a few days ago, waiting to hear back, but maybe two sites were configured accidently or something?

--Steve

Hey thanks Joe for the direction.  I ended up installing it local and found that under Administration, Site Settings, I had selected New Site in the dropdown rather than leaving it alone as MojoPortal.  I think I need to be a little more careful in the future.  I read a lot of the documentation, but didn't look this up as I was in this page.  Chalk this one up to a newby user error!

I am impressed by what I've seen so far.  I've worked for years as a custom .NET developer, but have never worked with CMS tools before.  Hopefully will be able to tweak a little of the source to do what we're wanting to do as well.  One thing I saw right off the bat is that the forums have no search.  Is that something I've overlooked, is that on the to-do list, or is that one I might consider implementing?

Thx!  --Steve

Fantastic - I'm impressed more all the time!  It's clear a lot of good architectural foresight went into this tool.  Thanks Joe.

--Steve