how do i stay logged in?
#76
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Originally Posted by Ranger
Clearing the cookies and internet cache should fix these logon problems.
#80
Im just logging in to say this sucks and should be fixed if at all possible.
I wont spend as much time here clicking on sponsors links if i cant stay logged in and other people wont either.
I wont spend as much time here clicking on sponsors links if i cant stay logged in and other people wont either.
#81
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Originally Posted by bboisvert
This is the same advice that was given weeks ago, and it DOES NOT WORK for me. I'm not running anything particularly exotic (IE 6). And it usually only keeps me logged in for a few hours at best. And any time I shut down IE and restart (even seconds after logging in), I have to log in again. It is VERY annoying... I'm amazed that there is so little 'official' response to this problem when so many people seem to be experiencing it. This upgrade sucks. 

#86
Don't know what to say. I'm using both Firefox 1 and IE and haven't experienced any of the login problems.
My big advice still is clear your cookies. COMPLETELY. Be sure all your browser windows are closed and then remove any dvdtalk.com cookie on your system.
The thread on the devloper's forum also shows other people having this issue but no solution has yet been provided:
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=87488&
I'll look into the issue further ....
My big advice still is clear your cookies. COMPLETELY. Be sure all your browser windows are closed and then remove any dvdtalk.com cookie on your system.
The thread on the devloper's forum also shows other people having this issue but no solution has yet been provided:
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=87488&
I'll look into the issue further ....
#88
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Logged out again from my work PC. Argh!!!
Update:
I closed my browser and was also logged out. How're the sessions being set for this thing? It used to keep me logged in even when my browser was closed (and, yes, I do have the "keep me logged in" box checked)
Update:
I closed my browser and was also logged out. How're the sessions being set for this thing? It used to keep me logged in even when my browser was closed (and, yes, I do have the "keep me logged in" box checked)
Last edited by Lampei; 12-30-04 at 09:46 AM.
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From: Bartertown due to it having a better economy than where I really live.
Originally Posted by Lampei
How're the sessions being set for this thing?
#91
I have had absolutely no problem staying logged in with IE 6. And I have just about every security hole closed, such as no running ActiveX.
#93
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Originally Posted by Lampei
Update:
I closed my browser and was also logged out. How're the sessions being set for this thing?
I closed my browser and was also logged out. How're the sessions being set for this thing?
I haven't had any problems with staying logged in though.
Edit: This might help. Close all your windows, then run this program - http://www.ccleaner.com/ to clear all internet cache then restart the pc.
Last edited by Ranger; 12-30-04 at 04:31 PM.
#94
Originally Posted by QuiGonJosh
Thing we shouldn't have to change our friggin internet settings just to be able to stay logged in.
#96
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From: Greenville, South Cackalack
Originally Posted by QuiGonJosh
I had to log the hell in to post this! ARGH!
#97
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From: Grazing in a field somewhere...
There definitely seems to be some type of timeout thing. If I keep a DVDTalk page open and idle for a couple of hours, it logs me out. Probably not all problems but from my messing around, this seems to be true.
Edit: Nevermind. I've been posting and reading for the last coupla hours and just had to log in again. It's back to random for me, I can't explain it.
Edit: Nevermind. I've been posting and reading for the last coupla hours and just had to log in again. It's back to random for me, I can't explain it.
Last edited by The Cow; 01-01-05 at 11:18 PM.
#98
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From: Bartertown due to it having a better economy than where I really live.
ok, I normally don't complain about the site, but I have to
this is why "if it ain't broke don't fuck with it" is my motto
I was logged in earlier today. Came back after some time, still logged in. Good. Made ONE POST, and as soon as the post went through I was logged out
WTF!!!!!!
I've cleared my damn cookies in both IE and Firefox and get the same random logging out shit
this is why "if it ain't broke don't fuck with it" is my motto
I was logged in earlier today. Came back after some time, still logged in. Good. Made ONE POST, and as soon as the post went through I was logged out
WTF!!!!!!
I've cleared my damn cookies in both IE and Firefox and get the same random logging out shit
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From: Grazing in a field somewhere...
Originally Posted by X
I have had absolutely no problem staying logged in with IE 6. And I have just about every security hole closed, such as no running ActiveX.
Several are using Firefox, which "should" not have ActiveX issues.
#100
I didn't say it wasn't a problem that people are having. I was saying I can't imagine what the problem is because I wasn't having problems with it even with my very strict browser settings.
This also seems like sonething we've seen here before and it eventually got worked out.
This also seems like sonething we've seen here before and it eventually got worked out.



