Logging onto site

[Spooky]

Hi

When I use to come to the site I used to log on automatically. Now I have to log on each time. I tick the auto log on box but it doesn't work.

Is it the settings on my browser or something? I don't remember changing anything .

Any advice?

[birddog114]

Hi

When I use to come to the site I used to log on automatically. Now I have to log on each time. I tick the auto log on box but it doesn't work.

Is it the settings on my browser or something? I don't remember changing anything .

Any advice?

The Admins will ask you to use FireFox instead of IE as your brownser

[leek]

I had this for a while, but it seems to have resolved itself now...

[Nnnnsic]

Spooky, what domain are you logging on to?

The .com or the .net one?

[gstark]

What browser are you using?

Have you changed your ISP?

Have you cleared your browser's cache?

....

We upgraded the board's software a bit over a week ago, to keep it up to the latest, and I'm beginning to suspect that it's overwritten a couple of the mods that we had in place.

[Spooky]

the address bar shows .net. so I am logging into .net as far as I know.

I use Internet explorer.
I haven't changed my ISP.
I haven't cleared my cache.

Thanks

[gstark]

the address bar shows .net. so I am logging into .net as far as I know.

The that's what it will be.

I use Internet explorer.

Many of us believe that Firefox is a far better browser. Certainly, its tab features prode for a much more effective/efficient browsing experience.

I would commend it to you.

I haven't changed my ISP.

Ok, thanx.

I haven't cleared my cache.

Could you please do so?

Also clear your cookies.

[Nnnnsic]

The rest of us believe that Opera is a better browser than Firefox.

It's an odd battle.

Best off to pick either Firefox or Opera.

[Spooky]

Okay, I have deleted cookies, where do I clear the cache? I use XP

[ipv6ready]

Okay, I have deleted cookies, where do I clear the cache? I use XP

I have the same problem. I downloaded firefox. Even my techs at work was stumped.

Gave me the shits as my company had a MS SOE so could not use any other browser. And telling the admin I needed to log on to DSLR forum was not something I was going to admit

One idiot (no longer employed) even suggested I format and start again.

[gstark]

Ok ...

The upgrade to the latest version of the board software caused a couple of minor issues, and I believe that some of what's being spoken about here is amongst them.

I've redone the hacvks to the forum software that used to be in place, and that will hopefully address most of the issues that have been reported.

Failing that, to clear cookies in IE, go to tools, internet options and press the delete cookies button.

[oli]

I've had this problem ever since I started accessing the site using the dslrusers.net domain too. I am using Firefox and I've cleaned my cookies cache and so on but the problem continues to crop up (only on this site too).

[ipv6ready]

Ok ...

The upgrade to the latest version of the board software caused a couple of minor issues, and I believe that some of what's being spoken about here is amongst them.

I've redone the hacvks to the forum software that used to be in place, and that will hopefully address most of the issues that have been reported.

Failing that, to clear cookies in IE, go to tools, internet options and press the delete cookies button.

Though I am fine now as I use Firefox for this site and actually liking Firefox.
But for your benefit if you want this information.

My internet software enviroment is -
Windows XP Pro SP2
IE6 - Lastest update
(firefox)

Firewall - mcafee (software)
Firewall - SecureComputing G2 (hardware)

Internet Connection - adsl, iburst, Wifi

Laptop - Pentium M 2.4Ghz

Mem - 2Gbytes

[Spooky]

I deleted cookies and it works now!