New Forum Look

[Jim Cook]

Brian
Eversince you initiated the new look to the forum I have to log on fully. Before I would click on the "remember me" button and when I next went to the forum it would allow me on without signing in.
What am I doing wrong?

 

[hcw]

Brian
Eversince you initiated the new look to the forum I have to log on fully. Before I would click on the "remember me" button and when I next went to the forum it would allow me on without signing in.
What am I doing wrong?

i believe you need to have your browser set to accept cookies...have you changed this setting recently?

-hcw

 

[wanole]

I've had the same issue. I have cookies enabled too.

 

[Jim Cook]

Still not getting in

I thought I allowed cookies from this site but..... it still doesn't like me.
I'm using Internet Explorer and have a full McAfee security center.
Any suggestions would be welcome.

 

[vjcapron]

I thought I allowed cookies from this site but..... it still doesn't like me.
I'm using Internet Explorer and have a full McAfee security center.
Any suggestions would be welcome.

I have the same setup that you do (IE + McAfee). Try this.

From IE, go to Tools-->Internet Options.

Click on Security Tab. Click the globe (Internet) icon to highlight it.

Click the "Custom Level..." button.

Select "Medium" from the dropdown list.

Save your settings. Close your browser. Open IE and navigate back to www.brianmanzella.com/forum. Login while checking the checkbox to "remember me". That should do it. Report back.

 

[Jim Cook]

Thanks vjcapron. Medium did not do it but medium-low did.
For the moment it seems to be working. Thanks again

I have the same setup that you do (IE + McAfee). Try this.

From IE, go to Tools-->Internet Options.

Click on Security Tab. Click the globe (Internet) icon to highlight it.

Click the "Custom Level..." button.

Select "Medium" from the dropdown list.

Save your settings. Close your browser. Open IE and navigate back to www.brianmanzella.com/forum. Login while checking the checkbox to "remember me". That should do it. Report back.