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heat84
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reply to Mele20

Re: [bugs] Doesn't anybody around here fix bugs?

said by Mele20:

Justin seems to have again become an absentee owner....sooo.....

So he's the one responsible. Why hasn't the "can't log in from a post page" bug ben fixed yet? If that would just get fixed, the already logged in bug would be half as annoying. That bug has actually gotten worse. Now when I log in on the home page and click on an article link, its as if I'm logged out again. I have to refresh the page to be logged in on it. Somebody tell me where Justin lives so I can launch a grenade through his window and light a fire under his ass!

Also, when I click on a link to a thread in an email reply notification that's to a thread in a restricted section like the pub, it says "forum does not exist or has been removed" or something like that. But the thread is still there.
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What you're describing sounds like a browser issue, perhaps a stale cache? Simply reloading a page doesn't force you through the authentication process again.

Can you try logging in with another browser, see if there's any change? Copy/paste the link from the email (once you're logged in) into the new browser to see if it loads?



heat84
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join:2004-03-11
Fort Lauderdale, FL

I just discovered yet another element to the bug. I accidentally closed FireFox somehow. When I reopened it an hour or so later, I was logged out. I didn't realize I was logged out(the page theme was my chosen one)until I went to edit my previous post and got a blank page with some HTML code at the bottom. I hit the back button and the page loaded with my theme. I hit refresh and it loaded with the default theme.

Aren't you supposed to stay logged in across browsing sessions?

I don't have any ERN"s from restricted sections of the forum right now. I'll try your suggestion when I get one(If I remember ).
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Mele20
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I can't speak for heat84 See Profile but I don't allow a cache on any browser (except on IE where I cannot set zero cache so I set it as low as possible, but I don't use IE except for Speed tests and rarely for something else). On my other browsers, I have no cache and have had it set like this for many years. I generally have several tabs open here. I click on one and I see a garish bright blue theme for that forum...not my Canadian red theme. And the site says I need to login ...why I have no idea as I should be always logged in (but I think it has to do, at least partly, with the limitation on how many browsers or computers (physical and virtual) you can be logged on here simultaneously. I used to get this a lot more when I had a second physical computer as well as virtual machines).

Anyhow, the site says to login, and my theme is gone, so I must be logged out. I go to log in and the site rudely infers that I am an idiot because it complains that I need to log out first before I log in again! Grrr...that is irritating and definitely a bug.

As for not being able to login on the forum thread...I have never gotten email notifications of threads I am following/posting in having new posts. I assume when the user gets one of these emails that clicking on the link takes the user directly to the thread and then the user reads the new posts and may decide to reply. Why can't they log in right there when they hit reply? And login should take them back to that thread and the reply screen...not deposit them on the front page or postlist or wherever. If what I have described is what the OP is complaining about then, yes, that should be fixed. I get really irritated at a site I post at frequently that although I have told the site to keep me perpetually logged in frequently the site logs me out for no real reason. I click on the tab that is open to that site and there is no special theme to tell me I am logged in or not depending on what theme I see..there is just the default theme.. so I assume I am logged in. I read the new posts in the thread and go to reply. Oops! No reply button is visible. That is how I know I am logged out. I have to go to login window and login and the site then deposits me on the main list of forums page...not back in the thread where I wanted to reply. Ugh. I've been a member of that forum since 2003 and still it has that irritating bug. So, I can understand the OP's irritation about the bugs here that he experiences.
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heat84
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join:2004-03-11
Fort Lauderdale, FL

said by Mele20:

I can't speak for heat84 See Profile but I don't allow a cache on any browser.

I thought a browser couldn't function without cache.
Have you tried setting IE cache to 0 in the registry?
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Mele20
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said by heat84:

I thought a browser couldn't function without cache.
Have you tried setting IE cache to 0 in the registry?

No, I haven't tried that. That would probably work. Since I rarely use it I probably will just leave it as is currently. Maybe I'll do that when I get a new computer with IE9.

To disable Fx browser cache totally, go to about:config, type "cache" in the search bar. Then look for "network.http.use-cache". Double click it to set to false. This disables Fx Cache Service. You can also set these preferences (although with the above set I am not sure they are necessary):

browser.cache.disk.enable = FALSE

browser.cache.disk_cache_ssl = FALSE

browser.cache.memory.enable = FALSE

browser.cache.offline.capacity = 0

browser.cache.offline.enable = FALSE

media.cache_size = 0

There is someone recently at Firefox Help forum who claims the above is not sufficient to kill all cache but it seems sufficient to me.
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