Log In Advice Please!

Started by quandam, May 14, 2009, 18:41:48

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quandam

Can I remain logged in to IDNetters? If so, how do I do it?

Hope you can help? :dunno:

Glenn

Log in via the bottom of the page, and select 'forever'
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Rik

Login in via the option at the bottom of the screen, Q, and check the 'forever' box. You need to ensure you don't delete the cookie from your machine. (Or what Glenn said. ;D)
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quandam


quandam

Followed your advice, signed in via the bottom of screen and checked 'forever' but still not logged in when I return :dunno:

Rik

Are you clearing your cookies, Q?
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quandam

No, do absolutely nothing to change anything :dunno:

Rik

That's odd, then, it's the cookie which keeps you logged in. Which browser are you using?
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Lance

Maybe it just needs deleting the once to sort it out? It shouldn't do,, but just maybe...
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Rik

Could be corrupted, I guess...
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Lance

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Steve

I think that cookie sometimes doesn't digest itself properly due to the amount previously consumed. >:D
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zappaDPJ

I would imagine that for whatever reason the cookie is not being stored.
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Rik

Yes, we need to check once we know the browser. :)
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quandam


Rik

Click on Tools > Options > Privacy > Show Cookies. Scroll down to idnetters.co.uk, open that folder. Do you see SMFcookie904? If so, delete it, close Firefox, then re-start, login to the forum with the 'forever' option, and see if it retains the setting after that.

If it doesn't, I'd recommend you download the CookieCuller addon, then use that to protect that cookie (and any others you want to preserve).

HTH. :)
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quandam

Quote from: Rik on May 15, 2009, 18:30:55
Click on Tools > Options > Privacy > Show Cookies. Scroll down to idnetters.co.uk, open that folder. Do you see SMFcookie904? If so, delete it, close Firefox, then re-start, login to the forum with the 'forever' option, and see if it retains the setting after that.

If it doesn't, I'd recommend you download the CookieCuller addon, then use that to protect that cookie (and any others you want to preserve).


HTH. :)

Rik

No sign of SMFcookie904. Will sort out CookieCuller tomorrow as my evening meal is being served as I type :eek4:


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Simon

Hi Quandam,

You need to allow the cookie to 'stick', so in Firefox, go to Tools > Options > Privacy then click the Exceptions button.  In the space provided, type idnetters.co.uk, then click Allow > OK.  That will then stop Firefox deleting the cookie.
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quandam

Thanks Simon

Have done that, will now see if it has worked OK :fingers:

quandam

All appears to be working OK now, thanks for the help and advice :thumb:

Rik

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Simon

Firefox could do with better cookie handling, in my opinion.
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