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RE: Forum 1

RichieUK — Tue, 28 Nov 2006 04:45:02 GMT

Every time i log out of the forum i click on 'Delete Forum Cookies' on the forum homepage at the bottom right.
Then i exit Firefox and run CCleaner,i do this every time and has now become a habit,it only takes seconds to do.
I never have any logging in and posting problems.

Download/install [b]CCleaner[/b]:
[url]http://www.ccleaner.com/[/url]
Then run it using it's default configuration.
Make sure you scan and clean using all three options:
[b]Windows[/b]
[b]Applications[/b]
[b]Issues[/b]
Exit the program.

RE: Forum 1

quietman7 — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 19:44:25 GMT

[quote]"The board administrator has requested that you must provide some message content within your post. You cannot post only HTML, Images, EmotIcons or IFCode."[/quote]I get this message myself from time to time even though I do provide message content within the post. When that happens, I usually have to add a few more words to my post and then it goes through fine.

The login problems with Firefox are usually solved by clearing the cache.
1. Click Tools, select Options and click the Privacy Icon.
2. Under Private Data click "Settings", make sure "Cache" is checked and click Ok.
3. Click "Clear Now".
4. Click Ok.
5. Exit and relaunch the browser.

RE: Forum 1

Allan — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 15:23:04 GMT

I use both IE and Firefox (2.0) and have never had any problems with either.

Forum 1

Bighorn1 — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 13:23:17 GMT

Leaving forum. Getting tired of having to use Internet Explorer on this forum instead of Firefox. On the rare occasions I get logged in with Firefox and try to post a response I find myself logged out. Had to create a new account so as to use Firefox and it worked exactly twice before giving same problems.

Today I keep getting this message when try to post:"The board administrator has requested that you must provide some message content within your post. You cannot post only HTML, Images, EmotIcons or IFCode."