Why do I have to log in to access this forum?
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Chantal
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Hi John
If you go to
viewtopic.php?t=1311
all will be explained.
In a nutshell, we were being bombarded by porn.
If you go to
viewtopic.php?t=1311
all will be explained.
In a nutshell, we were being bombarded by porn.
Chantal
I know this corner of the earth, it smiles for me...
I know this corner of the earth, it smiles for me...
Hello John
When you log in do you tick the small box below username and password called 'log me on automatically each visit'? If you do this, somehow the forum seems to recognise your computer and you get straight into forum whenever you return.
John
When you log in do you tick the small box below username and password called 'log me on automatically each visit'? If you do this, somehow the forum seems to recognise your computer and you get straight into forum whenever you return.
John
Last edited by John on Wed May 17, 2006 11:53 am, edited 1 time in total.
Chantal,
Thanks for the reply. I can understand the need to log onto a forum to post messages but not for reading them. Especially for such an important forum as "seasonal tips" as there is alot of useful advice present that I used to read until it recently disappeared from the menu. If I hadn't wanted to post a question about spuds I wouldn't have registered and wouldn't have known "seasonal tips" still existed. Ah, well - never mind I can access it again now. But it seems a shame that there is a need to penalise those who are infrequent users of the site - I suppose that it is, by far, the lesser of the two evils.
Cheers
John
Thanks for the reply. I can understand the need to log onto a forum to post messages but not for reading them. Especially for such an important forum as "seasonal tips" as there is alot of useful advice present that I used to read until it recently disappeared from the menu. If I hadn't wanted to post a question about spuds I wouldn't have registered and wouldn't have known "seasonal tips" still existed. Ah, well - never mind I can access it again now. But it seems a shame that there is a need to penalise those who are infrequent users of the site - I suppose that it is, by far, the lesser of the two evils.
Cheers
John
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Chantal
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Firstly, I've moved this topic from Best Practice as it was really in the wrong place; I hope you don't mind.
Secondly, I'm a bit puzzled by what you say. As a guest you should be able to view any of the topics, you should be able to read but not write. I'll ask Mr PH about this and hopefully he'll post an answer for you.
Secondly, I'm a bit puzzled by what you say. As a guest you should be able to view any of the topics, you should be able to read but not write. I'll ask Mr PH about this and hopefully he'll post an answer for you.
Chantal
I know this corner of the earth, it smiles for me...
I know this corner of the earth, it smiles for me...
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Mr Potato Head
Not quite sure why the seasonal tips had hidden itself to guests... perhaps it's a seasonally affective disorder 
Anyway, all guests should now be able to see all sections of the forum, except the Suttons Seed Trial Forum.
hope this helps.
Anyway, all guests should now be able to see all sections of the forum, except the Suttons Seed Trial Forum.
hope this helps.
John
the reason it can recognise you and log you in automatially is it puts a'cookie' on your hard disk. Harmless in this context and valuable but some people regularly delete them as a security precaution.
If you ever do that you'll have to log in again the next time.
David
the reason it can recognise you and log you in automatially is it puts a'cookie' on your hard disk. Harmless in this context and valuable but some people regularly delete them as a security precaution.
If you ever do that you'll have to log in again the next time.
David