automatic log on!

chrisandshareen

Help

12 Dec 03

chrisandshareen

Joined: 09 Nov 03
Moves: 645

12 Dec 03

After my computer went for repair it will no longer log straight in when I go to the RHP site.I have to keep entering my e mail address. (pain in the a*se)
Is there any way I can correct this ? as it means less time on the site!
Chris

thire

Xebite

in front of you

Joined: 06 Jan 03
Moves: 18260

12 Dec 03

you have to allow your browser to save cookies, no?
th

chrisandshareen

Joined: 09 Nov 03
Moves: 645

12 Dec 03

Thanks th,but would it be possible for RHP to send me another cookie?
Chris

skeeter

515 + 30 days

Syver Yurt TC

Joined: 08 Mar 03
Moves: 38202

12 Dec 03

Originally posted by chrisandshareen
Thanks th,but would it be possible for RHP to send me another cookie?
Chris

After a repair it is most likely that ALL your internet settings/options will be on the default value. Depending on ur OS (IE7 here) you will have to edit this from Desktop>Settings>Internet options. The RHP auto updates the cookies every time u load a page but only if it is allowed in your privacy/security settings.
Hope this helps

skeeter

chrisandshareen

Joined: 09 Nov 03
Moves: 645

13 Dec 03

Originally posted by skeeter
After a repair it is most likely that ALL your internet settings/options will be on the default value. Depending on ur OS (IE7 here) you will have to edit this from Desktop>Settings>Internet options. The RHP auto updates the cookies every time u load a page but only if it is allowed in your privacy/security settings.
Hope this helps

skeeter

Since last post ,problem seems to have rectified itself
Skeeter I think you were right
Thanks for replys,Chris

gotti2000

The winemaker

Austria

Joined: 18 Jul 02
Moves: 16463

14 Dec 03

Originally posted by chrisandshareen
Thanks th,but would it be possible for RHP to send me another cookie?
Chris

Yeah, I'd like like to have some cookies, too ;-)

cesarakg

Candelária, RS

Joined: 17 Oct 03
Moves: 1436

15 Dec 03

Mozilla has a nice feature, called "Password Manager", that detects when you are filling a form with a "Password" field, and asks if you want it to remember the values of it (these can be protected with a master password). In case "Password Manager" doesn't works, you still have the "Form Manager", that do the same for ordinary forms. And Time for Chess (www.timeforchess.com) works well with Mozilla.