I seem to be getting this problem again.
Almost every time I follow a link offsite (or something that opens a new window?) when I've closed that child window and either click Back or "MegaSquirt EFI Forum Index" I get logged out.
Having to log back in is a bit annoying, but the really maddening bit is I've then lost the list of "new posts" and there isn't a search all.
I checked my browser settings before and added msefi as a trusted site. I have "every visit to page" in the Temporary Internet Files -> Settings (because that is required by another site I visit.)
help!
James
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That wasn't set, so I set it.
msefi.com is set as an "Always allow" site.
Every time I go to the Coil per cylinder thread and view that LTCC page I get logged out on windows computer. The Linux box is just fine.
Unfortunately I usually use my (win) laptop for MSEFI as that's where I do software devel and tuning.
Maybe I'm missing something obvious!? But I'm not sure. I think I've had it happen at work as well - that's an XP machine.
If nobody else is seeing this problem then it must be a corrupt IE6 install and I will "repair" or re-install as required.
James
msefi.com is set as an "Always allow" site.
Every time I go to the Coil per cylinder thread and view that LTCC page I get logged out on windows computer. The Linux box is just fine.
Unfortunately I usually use my (win) laptop for MSEFI as that's where I do software devel and tuning.
Maybe I'm missing something obvious!? But I'm not sure. I think I've had it happen at work as well - that's an XP machine.
If nobody else is seeing this problem then it must be a corrupt IE6 install and I will "repair" or re-install as required.
James
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This used to happen on my Compaq computer... it's been a while back but it came down to a bad install and also some security settings.
I re-installed whatever version was newest for Win98 SP2 at the time (I think it's still 6) and put *msefi.* in all of the security lists. (The asterics were suggested by a friend of mine)
It worked all the time after that.
FWIW, I use Safari on my Mac now and I've never had any kind of problems with any type of surfing!
-Brian
I re-installed whatever version was newest for Win98 SP2 at the time (I think it's still 6) and put *msefi.* in all of the security lists. (The asterics were suggested by a friend of mine)
It worked all the time after that.
FWIW, I use Safari on my Mac now and I've never had any kind of problems with any type of surfing!
-Brian