logging in-out: WSN Support

Version: 4.1.5

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babrees
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Posted 10/16/07 - 06:09 AM:	#1
We're occasionally getiting a problem with logging in and out. At the moment my partner cannot log-out of http://www.idealchristmasgift.co.uk I then had a problem logging out of http://www.freewebbargains.com. When you log in or out it then tells you you have done it ok but then when continuing automatically it sometimes shows you as still logged in or out (hope this makes sense!!) On the freewebbargains.com I found that in order to stay logged out I had to click on the menu to go to another page before it auto-continued. My partner also found this but then couldn't log back in

Paul
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Posted 10/16/07 - 11:48 AM:	#2
Usually this means you're switching between www. and no www. with cookies set to only work for one. Set your cookie domain (admin -> settings -> system) to .idealchristmasgift.co.uk to make the cookies apply everywhere on the domain.
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babrees
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Posted 11/23/07 - 08:42 PM:	#3
Paul Is there a reason that after 4.1.5 my sites began to jump to no www after the continue page? Can I change the setup somewhere so that it stays with www as before?

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Posted 11/24/07 - 07:59 AM:	#4
It uses the directory url setting you have in your system settings.
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babrees
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Posted 11/27/07 - 11:49 PM:	#5
Paul wrote: It uses the directory url setting you have in your system settings. Site Details: http://www.thepoultryscene.co.uk Installation URL: http://www.thepoultryscene.co.uk config.php: $dirurl = 'http://www.thepoultryscene.co.uk'; yet it still goes to http://thepoultryscene.co.uk after continue. OK, so it's only a small matter, but a bit annoying

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