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TheDruidXpawX

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The forums are now upgraded to the latest version. Enjoy!

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Yay! Join dates are accurate!

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You can also watch an entire forum for new posts now >

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Cool!

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Just curious if this is happening to any one else, or if my settings are messed up. I have all cookies allowed for dc.com, and as it is my home page, I could use the "log me in automatically each visit" check and I was ok. Now, even with that checked, I have to log in each time and the forums/messages I have already read show up as unread each time I log back in. Is that what is supposed to be or am I missing something?

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Em:

I did have to log in again after the upgrade, but just once ... I'd say toast all your cookies and review your allows/denies. If you're using Firefox and the DC domain is set to "Allow for session", that would explain the behavior you're seeing. However, one would expect that if *that* were the case, you would have to have logged in every time before the upgrade as well ...

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I think Bot is right. It's probably a broken cookie on your machine. I'm not seeing it anywhere.

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The world is what you make of it, my friend. If it doesn't fit, you make alterations. -- Stella, The Morning Star
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TheDruidXpawX wrote:
I think Bot is right. 

And a glow came from upon high ...

I'm going to have to locally archive that post.

Dru - something to report back to the programmer ...

Not so sure I like how quote text is working out now - particularly if you include a previously quoted message as well, as it will pop up a horizontal scroll bar. Example:

Someone wrote:
You lie!

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I talk out of my butt most of the time but I find I'm right around 90% of the time I do so. 
 


I can't figure out in the page source how this is happening perse - I can only guess it's some kind of CSS issue with how browsers are being instructed to treat "blockquote" tags.

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It doesn't break my hscroll. IE 6.0.2800.1106

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It does look wild in Firefox 1.5.0.5 though. I just reported it to Rafael.

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TheDruidXpawX wrote:
It does look wild in Firefox 1.5.0.5 though. I just reported it to Rafael. 

Yeah sorry I didn't specify - Firefox diehard here; at work, I have little choice really (I'm on a Mac).

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emetakleze wrote:
Just curious if this is happening to any one else, or if my settings are messed up. I have all cookies allowed for dc.com, and as it is my home page, I could use the "log me in automatically each visit" check and I was ok. Now, even with that checked, I have to log in each time and the forums/messages I have already read show up as unread each time I log back in. Is that what is supposed to be or am I missing something? 
I seem to be getting a similar problem. I have connected about 5 times today, and each time I have had to enter my usename and password, despite having ticked the box. I must admit that each time has been on a different PC to the previous time.
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maybe set the overflow for blockquote in the css to none?

Works fine in opera though, firfox gets weird with overflows and sometimes percents.




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Szlat wrote:
I must admit that each time has been on a different PC to the previous time. 

It *does* appear that there is a restriction about the computer you're logging in from - as I read both at home and at work, and my home computer had to revalidate this afternoon, after I validated at work.

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Szlat wrote:
I seem to be getting a similar problem. I have connected about 5 times today, and each time I have had to enter my usename and password, despite having ticked the box. I must admit that each time has been on a different PC to the previous time. 


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