having to login each time I change forum sections

jamikl · 2nd October 2009, 01:35 AM

Is it normal that I am now having to frequently re login, if that is a word, when I change say from full range to wide range of if I just leave the computer for awhile. I am sure this never used to happen. This happens at home and at work on two different browsers. thanks for any reply.
jamikl

Jason · 3rd October 2009, 04:59 AM

No, that's not normal at all. And it is especially weird that it happens on different browsers and different locations. Try deleting your cookies and restart your browser, and make sure you click the "Remember Me" checkbox when you log in. If you're still having trouble, let us know!

Aengus · 02:36 AM

Would it be possible to remove the question mark from the "Remember me?" at login? I ask in case anyone else is as thick as I and mistakes it for a password reminder or some such - which I did after deleting cookies and then having to log in a number of times before I caught on.

Or, arguably, there aren't so many that thick and it isn't worth doing.

Regards.

Aengus

Jason · 16th October 2009, 05:27 AM

What exactly did you mistake it for? I can see your point, it might be worded a bit better.

Aengus · 18th October 2009, 01:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jason

What exactly did you mistake it for? I can see your point, it might be worded a bit better.

I thought clicking it would e-mail me my password; but I may be the only one in the universe who would have thought so. I'd say the wording is fine - just take the question mark off the end so it becomes a command rather than a question.

Regards.

Aengus

2nd October 2009, 01:35 AM	#1
jamikl diyAudio Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: Melbourne	having to login each time I change forum sections Is it normal that I am now having to frequently re login, if that is a word, when I change say from full range to wide range of if I just leave the computer for awhile. I am sure this never used to happen. This happens at home and at work on two different browsers. thanks for any reply. jamikl

16th October 2009, 02:35 AM	#3
Aengus diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Victoria, BC	Would it be possible to remove the question mark from the "Remember me?" at login? I ask in case anyone else is as thick as I and mistakes it for a password reminder or some such - which I did after deleting cookies and then having to log in a number of times before I caught on. Or, arguably, there aren't so many that thick and it isn't worth doing. Regards. Aengus Last edited by Aengus; 16th October 2009 at 02:36 AM. Reason: Grammatica Nervosa

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3rd October 2009, 04:59 AM	#2
Jason :) diyAudio Administrator Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Melbourne Blog Entries: 1	No, that's not normal at all. And it is especially weird that it happens on different browsers and different locations. Try deleting your cookies and restart your browser, and make sure you click the "Remember Me" checkbox when you log in. If you're still having trouble, let us know!

16th October 2009, 05:27 AM	#4
Jason :) diyAudio Administrator Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Melbourne Blog Entries: 1	What exactly did you mistake it for? I can see your point, it might be worded a bit better.

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