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blknight3
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 Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 9:02 am Post subject: Log in Page |
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I'm just curious if anyone else is seeing more than one log in page when they come on? If I come on from home I see the forms page. If I log on from work I see the page explaining to new folks what they need to do to log on.
I know it isn't anything on the computer becuase I cleans all cookies and IP each time I shut down.
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| Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 9:15 am Post subject: Re: Log in Page |
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| blknight3 wrote: | I'm just curious if anyone else is seeing more than one log in page when they come on? If I come on from home I see the forms page. If I log on from work I see the page explaining to new folks what they need to do to log on.
I know it isn't anything on the computer because I cleans all cookies and IP each time I shut down. |
I guarantee you that if you are directed to the Registration information page you are not logged in. To avoid this, you need to set your login to remember you each time you visit the site.
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blknight3
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I don't have either one set to remember me as I wipe the cookies off the computer each time I shut down. That's what I found a bit odd. On this machine at the office I go to the registration page. On my machine at home I go to the forum page. Both times I still have to log in to proceed:)
Maybe it's a Vista thing
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ansset
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| Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 4:41 pm Post subject: |
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| blknight3 wrote: | I don't have either one set to remember me as I wipe the cookies off the computer each time I shut down. That's what I found a bit odd. On this machine at the office I go to the registration page. On my machine at home I go to the forum page. Both times I still have to log in to proceed:)
Maybe it's a Vista thing |
No, it's won't be Vista related. I use both Vista and XP and don't have the issue you're describing. I don't know what would cause what you're describing unless the browsers are different and not quite wiping hte cookies the same way. |
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blknight3
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I have I.E. 7 on both PC's. and clean them using Ccleaner V2.06.567 on both. Running Vista Business on my work PC and Ultimate on my home machine. Oh well not an issue. Was just curious
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| blknight3 wrote: | | I have I.E. 7 on both PC's. and clean them using Ccleaner V2.06.567 on both. Running Vista Business on my work PC and Ultimate on my home machine. Oh well not an issue. Was just curious |
How do you actually access the site? Could it be as simple as that you have a link on your work and home PCs that you've titled "DVD Cover art" for example, but the underlying URL is slightly different? If you right click on the link and choose properties, is the URL exactly the same? |
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thats a strange one, no probs here tho' 
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blknight3
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Well this is one for the "DUH" pages. I had set up both PC's with the same url all right. But on my home PC for some reason unbeknowst to me (or probrably anyone else for that matter) I put it in my NFL folder. I was clicking on the old link in my cover sites folder, which led to the forums page
So a great big "Seniors moment" to me. 
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i do things like this all the time - its comforting to know other perople do it too - thanks Blacky  
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he.he..thought only I did things like that...
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LOL.. this just caps off the perfect seniors week:) I Think my brain went on vacation and just forgot to take my body with it
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LOL!!! glad I'm not the only one here that has those infamous Senior moments
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