Not sure why it didn't work for you. Worked straight away for me first time.

Double check your translation setting, and maybe try again?

I believe as long as you have a layouts/account.blade.php in your views folder and it contains @yield('content'), your login page will work. It doesn't have to be copied from the Flatly theme.

As far as the extra fields in the Users table, just make sure you have a proper migrations file, and you should be good to go.

These answers are to the best of my knowledge.

I can't say anything about the NoSql backend, but I am currently working on a multi tenancy version of AsgardCms, and will be handing it off to them once I am done.

When I use the Flatly theme, after typing in /backend, and being redirected to /en/auth/login, I log in, and it redirects me to /backend.

With a custom theme, after typing in /backend, and being redirected to /en/auth/login, I log in, and it redirects me to /en. I have to go back to the url bar and type in /backend again.

This is normal?

no, after copying the account.blade.php page over, it redirects to /en/auth/login and shows the login form.

Once I log in, it redirects me to a blank custom theme page, not the backend. The url is /en, not /backend.

After that, I can type in /backend again, and it will take me there, but it doesn't take me there on its own.

I copied the layouts/account.blade.php file to the custom theme layouts directory, and now the form shows up, but after logging in, it redirects me to a blank custom theme page (the custom theme is shown with no content). It doesn't show the back end with the adminlte theme.

I kind of figured it out.

For some reason, the /en/auth/login is trying to use the custom front-end theme, and not the adminLT theme.

I copied the notifications.blade.php and the entire errors theme directory over to my custom theme directory, and it showed a page. Didn't have the login form, but at least I'm starting to show a little progress.

It didn't do this on my local box, but once it transferred to the server, it wants the auth/login to be part of the custom theme. Weird.

• I built it locally
• I exported the database to a sql file
• I created the new database on the server
• I ran the sql file on the server
• I ftp'd the files up to their location
• I checked the front end, and it worked
• I checked the back end, and it does not work
• I cleared out the storage/framework/cache, storage/framework/sessions, and storage/framework/views directories, hoping that would help.
• I came here looking for help