Sometimes when I open RHP in Firefox it doesn't remember that I'm logged in and asks me to do so. If this is the case, after I login successfully and then click "My Games" then again it says I'm not logged in and I have to login once more.
If it says I'm not logged in on the first screen, it always requires me to login again when I go to My Games. For the record, I don't use the logout button when finishing my sessions, so this shouldn't be an issue.
Beeing logged in is saved in cookies. Did you delete any of them? Do you allow them allways? Does any third party software delete them (firewall, ...)? ...
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Originally posted by thire Beeing logged in is saved in cookies. Did you delete any of them? Do you allow them allways? Does any third party software delete them (firewall, ...)? ...
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Thanks for your input, but I haven't deleted any cookies. They are enabled, and I can confirm that several exist for RHP. No third party software deletes them (the only firewall I use is a hardware one in a router).
The strangest thing is that even in the same browser session, once I login and click "My Games" I then have to login again straight away!?!?!?!?
Originally posted by fawcr01 Thanks for your input, but I haven't deleted any cookies. They are enabled, and I can confirm that several exist for RHP. No third party software deletes them (the only firewall I use is a hardware one in a router).
The strangest thing is that even in the same browser session, once I login and click "My Games" I then have to login again straight away!?!?!?!?
Originally posted by Fishey I've got the same problem. Is your firefox set to only accept cookies from the originating source?
Fish
Firefox or for that matter, any Mozilla app will will not load IE cookies or temp files without a prompt. Solution ; Delete all temp IE net files and cookies and then re-boot.
Originally posted by skeeter Firefox or for that matter, any Mozilla app will will not load IE cookies or temp files without a prompt. Solution ; Delete all temp IE net files and cookies and then re-boot.
skeeter
Thanks for the tip! My problems seem to be over.... apart from the chess-related problems of course 😉