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Gegogi
07-20-2004, 03:16 AM
I'm using Netscape 7x and this forum is the only place I can't get cookies to stick, i.e., I have to login everytime I visit. I have no cookie blocks on lovescent and have preferences set to accept all cookies, but when I check my cookie folder (preferences) the site does not set cookies--nothin'. I can get IE to set cookies for some reason but I don't care for that program.

I have "remember me" checked on the log in... Oddly, when I surf to another site and come back later, I'm listed as being online but have to login again. Any way to force lovescent cookies or any fixes? Thanks!
Bruce
07-20-2004, 03:56 AM
Gegogi,

This issue has been discussed quite a few times. It is caused by using the IP address to access the forum. Check your bookmark for the forum. I'll bet dollars to doughnuts you have bookmarked an old version of the URL which includes the IP address instead of "love-scent.com". That is how we used to access the forum before the domain was officially transfered.

Bruce
Gegogi
07-20-2004, 04:05 AM
Thanks Bruce. That was in fact the problem. Ma cookies are doin' dar thang!
Bruce
07-20-2004, 08:06 AM
No problem. It was a big mystery for a while. Somebody else figured it out, so I don't get credit for that.

Cheers,
B
Elk Dreamer
10-20-2004, 05:37 PM
My computer freezes when I go to the Kerry/Bush forum. I need to restart to get back on. I can seldom get on that thread.

Thanks,

Elk
Mtnjim
10-20-2004, 06:48 PM
My computer freezes when I go to the Kerry/Bush forum. I need to restart to get back on. I can seldom get on that thread.

Thanks,

Elk

Gee, I'm not the only one??
My computer doesn't freeze, it just crashes IE.

(Then again, I'm logged in on a Unix box) :box:
DrSmellThis
10-21-2004, 11:00 AM
Maybe God is telling you something. :)
Elk Dreamer
10-21-2004, 12:23 PM
Dr Smell,

He speaks to me,Bush,and Pat Robinson and He tells me Kerry and Edwards are going to sweep the country regardless of the phoney polls which are just another controled spin factor.

Remember Dewey and Truman?

Elk :run:
Pancho1188
10-21-2004, 12:39 PM
Remember Dewey and Truman?

I love that example, Elk. Remember, though, that the results were so different because they used phones to poll people, and at the time only rich people had phones. Therefore, they completely missed the majority of the population voting for Truman. Talk about bias in your polling...

I don't believe the polls, either (think about it; they all have about 3% margins of error...so what do they really tell you? Bush is ahead by a point? Well, he could really be down by 2!). However, I'm not sure what the polling bias is in this case or if there is any.

As Kerry said, "I don't believe the polls. If the polls were correct, I wouldn't even be here (referring to Howard Dean)."