Login error in forums?

Firebinder · Full Member Joined: 23 Jan 2008 $ 3.03

My forum keeps loging me out automaticly [other members made simaler complantes] i check the login automaticly and when i try to get into a forum that has limited viewing [just members or mods] it keeps logging me out; i tried going through the admin cp and login auto there as well but it never works is this a bug in forumwies or can nyone tell me how to fix it on mine?
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Mr Jepps Se · ForumWise Co-Admin Joined: 07 Dec 2005 $ 39.70

Try clearing your cookies.

Also, cloaking urls can also cause problems like this, because sites like forums facilitate user-relative dynamic content, which means accounts are routed absolutely through the proper (sub-)domain.

However, if clearing your cookies does not help, we'll have a look, in case it might be something else.

Incidently, further to my first point you should always access your admin cp from the forumwise/arena subdomain and not your cloaking url.
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Firebinder · Full Member Joined: 23 Jan 2008 $ 3.03

yes thank you i already tried clearing my cookies,cach ect and tried using the original url it didnt work; however i noticed it only happens when using internet explorer I notice allot of things go wrong with IE because when i use Firefox it dosent happen If you could plz look into my forum not complying with ie that may be an issure thankx in advance
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Mr Jepps Se · ForumWise Co-Admin Joined: 07 Dec 2005 $ 39.70

I did not find any login/out issues when browsing your moderator forums or admin panel whilst using IE.
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Firebinder · Full Member Joined: 23 Jan 2008 $ 3.03

you never registerd..maybe i should be more spacific when a member has loged in it keeps loggin them out..so u may have to make an account to see (or use mine) cuse it keeps loggin out when getting into forums only members can see in IE (such as poems and philosaphy) or is it that u went in through a mod accoun t on forumwies?
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Mr Jepps Se · ForumWise Co-Admin Joined: 07 Dec 2005 $ 39.70

Yes, I took your admin account momentarily to investigate.
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Firebinder · Full Member Joined: 23 Jan 2008 $ 3.03

Oh ok thank you for your time..do you know what the problem could be then? i cleard my cookies, and chach but IE on every computer i go to does that
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Mr Jepps Se · ForumWise Co-Admin Joined: 07 Dec 2005 $ 39.70

Other than using the cloaking url, I can only suggest that there's a bug in your IE browser.

When I went into your admin cp I was using IE Version 7, so if you don't have that version I'd suggest upgrading to it.

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/downloads/ie/getitnow.mspx

Also, laptops and public computers can be a bit dubious sometimes, so I don't know what "other" computers you or your members might have been using.

Other than that my only tip is to wait for Mark to come along and see if he can shed some light.
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Firebinder · Full Member Joined: 23 Jan 2008 $ 3.03

OK thankyou that may explane it I do have ie7 (although i use firefox) but mycomputers are lapptops and library computers so I guess tht makes since its not the cloaking url cuse i went in without it and had the same problem thanks again
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ServiceF1rst · Moderator Joined: 08 May 2006 $ 23.17 Location: Indiana

May I ask how you "went in" without it? It was disabled at the redirect (registrar)? And if that's what you did - did you clear cookies following disabling the mask?
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Firebinder · Full Member Joined: 23 Jan 2008 $ 3.03

i didnt disable the mask I simply went to the direct url [firebinder.forumarena.com/forum.html] and i cleard all cookies before doing that as well
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forumwise · Admin Joined: 28 Jul 2005 $ 79.17

This sounds like a cookie issue, and IE7 may be responding to error in template, or incorrectly processing the cookie.

As a long shot you could try changing your style, to see if that makes a difference.

If changing the template doesn't help, it will be very tricky (if not possibly impossible) to fix.
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Firebinder · Full Member Joined: 23 Jan 2008 $ 3.03

ok i will try that, Thank you
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tulip178 · New Member Joined: 29 Jun 2008 $ 0.00

Hi

I even experienced the same problem at times during my causal visits.

tulip
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