joda
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Posts: 0 | Problems with FireFox and Non-Permanent Cookies ?
on Thursday, June, 01, 2006 7:03 PM
hi
I tried to login into the website with Firefox 1.5.0.3, but failed to do so.
Possible reasons:
1) forums require permanent cookies instead of only session cookies ? (my firefox only accepts session cookies)
2) my AdBlock Plugin (which of course I already temporarly disabled but that did not help)
3) some other reason ?
Hope someone knows about this and can fix it 
Regards joda
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Compucore
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Posts: 4,450 | Re: Problems with FireFox and Non-Permanent Cookies ?
on Thursday, June, 01, 2006 7:16 PM
OKay hat are the specs of your machine. Are you running windows XP home/pro, Solaris 10, Ubuntu linux. Debian, Sun Microsystems Ultra 10, SGI O2.
joda Wrote:hi
I tried to login into the website with Firefox 1.5.0.3, but failed to do so.
Possible reasons:
1) forums require permanent cookies instead of only session cookies ? (my firefox only accepts session cookies)
2) my AdBlock Plugin (which of course I already temporarly disabled but that did not help)
3) some other reason ?
Hope someone knows about this and can fix it 
Regards joda |
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joda
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Posts: 0 | Re: Problems with FireFox and Non-Permanent Cookies ?
on Thursday, June, 01, 2006 7:55 PM
uhm, that does not matter I guess... it's Windows 2000.
(latest service packs etc., I didn't use proxies or anonymizer.)
Ok, testing the permanent cookie issue:
Firefox with "Delete Cookies once FireFox quits":
Can't log in ... password is accepted but returns to login prompt.
Firefox with exception for "www.tron-sector.com":
works ... Perhaps some coder can take a look at that login system, this should be working with session cookies too.
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joda
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Posts: 0 | Re: Problems with FireFox and Non-Permanent Cookie
on Monday, June, 05, 2006 5:32 AM
ok, just to correct the problem stated.
I accidently during testing my own website, disabled all cookies in firefox. So my suggestion is that the website displays an error if cookies are not returned as exspected by the browser. (After the login data is submitted just check for a cookie set by the login page).
Sorry, about the mess.
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