Why isn't it saving my Login info?

Tom
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When I log in, it takes me to the redirect page then back to the login page. If I hit the New Post Today button, the destination page recognizes me and now the banner has the New Posts button. Everything now works fine.
When I leave and return to the site, I still can't log in but the New Posts Today button still works as above.
Adrian - how bout some pics of the Falcon.
"We can't reproduce it so it's not a problem"
I'm familiar w/ the forum software used here, as its used elsewhere and I don't have this issue elsewhere. Something is clearly fubar'd.
I compared it to my book mark and the only difference is that my bookmark is missing the www part. I bookmarked the new url and everything works fine.
Obviously someone at IB made a change but no one is fessing up.
When I log in, it takes me to the redirect page then back to the login page. If I hit the New Post Today button, the destination page recognizes me and now the banner has the New Posts button. Everything now works fine.
When I leave and return to the site, I still can't log in but the New Posts Today button still works as above.
Not sure about you guys but I recently upgraded to Windows XP Service Pack 3.
Greg
Surely you guys make a lot of money with all the forum sponsors and such, so I'm surprised you havent been able to fix this yet. Its getting really annoying that every time I visit the site I have to relogin to check my private messages.
The lesson of the day? Update your bookmarks
Make sure that the url where you log in and the page you are viewing is www.mbworld.org, not forums.mbworld.org (or any other subdomain). However a word of warning; since links to other posts in the forums are done with the old style (i.e. - forums.mbworld.org/blahblah), it may appear that you have been logged out but you actually haven't. Part of the reason the old links are still valid is so that people can still use the old-style links in all the threads. Unfortunately, because of this login cookie problem (which is a side effect of browser security; you don't want another web site reading or writing your login credentials for another site, so they are purposely kept separate), this will continue to be an unavoidable problem for the near future.








