Thread: Login issue

Just an F.Y.I. - I login with my old account, but when I press the submit button I get the login again - but then when I click on the Forum page it shows that I am logged in, but I tried to reply to a thread and the response did not show up.

Edited to say that I logged in again and saw the "redirect" sign. I was able to respond to a thread successfully.

I thought I was logged on today as I was viewing 'off topic' and 'student' thread, but turned out I wasn't logged on ( my mistake ), but I thought those topics were unviewable if you were not logged in ?! Just an observation!
Glad Bhuz is back now - it feels like coming home to your house and someones totally redecorated it lol

Originally Posted by dollydaydream

I thought I was logged on today as I was viewing 'off topic' and 'student' thread, but turned out I wasn't logged on ( my mistake ), but I thought those topics were unviewable if you were not logged in ?! Just an observation!
Glad Bhuz is back now - it feels like coming home to your house and someones totally redecorated it lol

I haven't yet worked on the permissions for viewable and unviewable. WIll do that today.

Thanks Rosey.
I know nothing about computers but I can imagine this has been a lot of work. I guess it'll take a few day's for it all to be 100% again. Thanks again Rosey for all your hard work!

I use Mozilla Firefox browser. On the old Bhuz, I would stay logged in even if I left the page and came back to it later. Now I have to log in each time, even though I have repeatedly checked the box below the log-in boxes that says remember me. I liked the convenience of not having to log in each time.

When I go to the main page, it appears that I'm not logged in. (I have the "Remember Me" checked to stay logged in.) There is no "Welcome Calgary Bibi," and the Username and Password boxes are empty, and the "Remember Me" box is unchecked. However, if I click on "Forum" (without doing anything about logging in), then I find that I am still logged in (as I should be).

Hope that's clearer than mud.