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modeng200012/07/2012 19:19:24
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Until quite recently I have been able to stay logged on to this site so that returning, say the next day, I am automatically loged in. This is not happening now. I have not made any changes to my settings and would like to stay logged in.

John

David Clark 112/07/2012 19:35:34
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Hi Modeng 2000

I get fed up of having to log in every time as well.

regards David

Peter Tucker12/07/2012 19:36:28
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Hi John,
I find staying logged on a bit hit and miss, and that's not confined to this forum.
Peter.
magpie12/07/2012 20:16:31
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I think it may be you have to agree to axcept these cookie thingys if you want to stay logged in ???

Cheers Derek

Steambuff12/07/2012 20:24:04
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I stay logged in all the time ... Magpie/Derek is correct ... you have to accept the Cookie Statement.

(If you reject it or ignore it, you will have to log in everytime.)

Dave

David Clark 112/07/2012 20:41:07
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Hi There

I have accepted the cookie.

Makes no difference.

regards David

Steambuff12/07/2012 20:47:01
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Hi David

Are you signing on from 2 PC's ... when you login on the second PC, it will log you out of the first .... Just a thought.

Dave

David Clark 112/07/2012 20:53:17
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Hi There

It is more likely it gets confused as I often have to log in as other members to sort digital issues out.

regards david

Steambuff12/07/2012 21:02:20
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Posted by David Clark 1 on 12/07/2012 20:53:17:

Hi There

It is more likely it gets confused as I often have to log in as other members to sort digital issues out.

regards david

Does that mean that you can see or access our passwords?

Dave

David Clark 112/07/2012 21:18:58
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Hi There

No, I can't see your passwords but I can change them if necessary.
I can see subscription numbers if you have entered them but I need to see them to sort out problems.

regards David.

P.S. Why, is your password a rude word?

Andyf12/07/2012 21:37:48
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I seem to be logged on continuously, even though I have never clicked to receive cookies since the appearance of "We use cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our site. If you click Continue without changing your settings we will assume you're happy to receive our cookies"

I turn the computer off completely every night, so it's not as though I'm still logged on from months ago. All very odd.

Andy

Steambuff12/07/2012 21:59:48
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David,

No .. my password is not a rude word, but it is one I use on quite a few sites!!!

(Not my banking ones etc)

Dave

Diane Carney12/07/2012 23:03:24
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This may be stating the obvious but if you log in with your username and password (two boxes, top left) you have to tick the box that says 'Remember Me' which should keep you logged in until you choose to log out.

I have two browsers installed and do all the website work in Firefox and then view as a 'visitor', so to speak, in Safari. I cannot be logged in on both browsers at the same time.

Does this help?

Diane

John Stevenson12/07/2012 23:14:31
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Diane.

 

Would do if I could, I'm seeing no remember me box, latest version of Firefox.

 

EDIT same in IE9

John S.

Edited By John Stevenson on 12/07/2012 23:16:06

NJH12/07/2012 23:39:28
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Hmmmmm John

Well I'm running the latest version of Firefox and there is a little "Remember me" box to tick just under the password box on my machine.

N

John Stevenson12/07/2012 23:53:21
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Perhaps my subs have run out ????

Diane Carney12/07/2012 23:55:20
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Hmmmm indeed!

Something not quite right there is there? I'm on Firefox 13.0.1 and it's there.
Also - do you not have the photo of Ben Pavior? Looks from your screenshot llke that's missing also. In fact, the window is rendering completely different from mine. Surprising really - this website is usually so good....

Steambuff13/07/2012 00:27:38
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I see the same as John except I see a "Remember Me" tick box.

John seems to be missing the box headers as well (i.e Shopping PArtners)

Diane - I do see a photo of Ben Pavior  to the right of the Login box ... I get the Model Engineer banner across the top, the login box is in the top right under the banner, then the Shopping Partners is under that..

I am Win 7 64 bit and IE 9

 

Dave

Edited By Steambuff on 13/07/2012 00:31:12

Gone Away13/07/2012 01:08:34
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I would imagine that, if you've ever answered "No" to the cookie question, then you wouldn't see the "remember me" box. That's what's going to set the cookie and it would be superfluous under those circumstances.

I answered "Yes" to the cookie question initially and have never been asked again. If you similarly only get one shot at it when you answer "No", perhaps that's what's causing the odd problems people report. (What happens if someone want to change her/his mind?)

- logging in under another user name will cause a "forget me" and demand a re-login

- logging in from another computer (even from the same IP) will cause a "forget me" and re-login

- when cookies are accepted and the "remember me" is working correctly, shutting down the computer at night (or any other time) has no effect on it.

 

Edited By Sid Herbage on 13/07/2012 01:38:58

Springbok13/07/2012 06:40:45
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There used to be a little box you could tick that said keep me logged on that has been removed can I have it back please.

(sounds like the boy with a ball)
Bob

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