Re: Strange Form Occurrence on Log In Pages
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2005
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 60923
interpreted = N
texte = Hi Eddie, The allBLNK=T would just eliminate these two lines of your code: [showif [pass]=][math show=f]err=err+1[/math][/showif] [showif [email]=][math show=f]err=err+1[/math][/showif] You have it covered already, and with a custom error message, so no sense in making that correction unless you want. I had log in issues with both IE 6 and Opera 7.x on Win2k (with SP2 as localhost) and also on the live server which is running some flavor of Linux I believe (I can confirm that later). I know on the localhost version, I would have multiple cookies covering localhost and if the wrong one was the last used, I needed to kill that cookie, which makes sense. I'm not sure how the same thing happens on the production server though. I've had a couple of people indicate that once they tried to log in, all they saw was a blank page (similar case) and for each person, the answer was to hit the log out page and then log back in. I believe that each of these persons were current members though and not new visitors. So, this all may or may not be of use to you - thought I'd throw it out there though. Gary At 01:09 AM 2/2/2005, you wrote: >I have never used the &allBLNK=T command, I'll have to get familiar with it, >thanks. > >As for the log out page. The index page only shows is the cookie isn't >present, so this shouldn't be the case. The problem recently occurred with a >brand new user, so I'm not too sure that's the problem. I have had the >problem with returning users as well though, so I will try the log out page >technique with them. > >When you had the problem did you notice if it was on a specific >browser/platform combo? I'm starting to wonder if it could be based on >service pack # as opposed to browser version. I know little about the PC >world, so maybe someone could tell me if this is a possibility or not. > >Thanks, Eddie ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Hi Eddie, The allBLNK=T would just eliminate these two lines of your code: [showif [pass]=][math show=f]err=err+1[/math][/showif] [showif [email]=][math show=f]err=err+1[/math][/showif] You have it covered already, and with a custom error message, so no sense in making that correction unless you want. I had log in issues with both IE 6 and Opera 7.x on Win2k (with SP2 as localhost) and also on the live server which is running some flavor of Linux I believe (I can confirm that later). I know on the localhost version, I would have multiple cookies covering localhost and if the wrong one was the last used, I needed to kill that cookie, which makes sense. I'm not sure how the same thing happens on the production server though. I've had a couple of people indicate that once they tried to log in, all they saw was a blank page (similar case) and for each person, the answer was to hit the log out page and then log back in. I believe that each of these persons were current members though and not new visitors. So, this all may or may not be of use to you - thought I'd throw it out there though. Gary At 01:09 AM 2/2/2005, you wrote: >I have never used the &allBLNK=T command, I'll have to get familiar with it, >thanks. > >As for the log out page. The index page only shows is the cookie isn't >present, so this shouldn't be the case. The problem recently occurred with a >brand new user, so I'm not too sure that's the problem. I have had the >problem with returning users as well though, so I will try the log out page >technique with them. > >When you had the problem did you notice if it was on a specific >browser/platform combo? I'm starting to wonder if it could be based on >service pack # as opposed to browser version. I know little about the PC >world, so maybe someone could tell me if this is a possibility or not. > >Thanks, Eddie ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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