Not sure , I got a 404 error page, Is the site Down?
Not sure , I got a 404 error page, Is the site Down?
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ArchWayisHardWay
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clear your cookies and try again.it's up here...Originally Posted by Niteghost
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It's fine
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Last edited by Niteghost; 03-07-2007 at 03:07 AM.
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Dude, get rid of that picture with the URL
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Okay, I was able to login, but quite shaky.
there's something wrong
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working good here....
-I was having problems earlier this week, b/c we now have a cookieless tracker so i had to go in and delete all my cookies, then everything worked great....
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Who let cookiemonster onto the site? He ate everyones cookies?
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A little note about cookies and browsers...
There are two types of cookies. Persistant and session based. Persistant cookies have an expiry, and are stored on the hard drive after the browser has close, while session based cookies are memory only cookies.
When you close your browser, memory cookies die with the reclaimed memory, while persistant cookies are saved to the hard drive.
During your browsing session, persistant cookie reside in memory, and are changed in memory. The cookie on your hard drive contains the value of that cookie at browser startup, and if the value has changed, will not be updated to the hard drive until your browsing session is terminated (you close your browser).
Sometimes a cookie can change from a persistant cookie to a session cookie, by omitting the expiry. When this happens, the browser may 'forget' to expire the hard drive copy of the cookie, when the browser session is closed.
This often causes the issue with numerous cookie reliant sites, since the hard drive cookie value, which is out of date, is not being removed by your browser. The only way to remedy this situation is to manually remove the cookies yourself. After this process has been completed, the cookie reliant site should now work as it was intended.
This doesn't just apply to FSC, but all sites that rely on some sort of cookie system for authentication.
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