I Need A Remedy!

[Tigairius]

Well, any time I go to the graalonline.com website and I log in, it automatically logs me out whenever I navigate to a new page or after I leave the "Thank you for logging in, Tigairius" page.

My cookies are fine on all other websites, I have even tried setting a 'master password' in firefox to try to get it to work, but it doesn't leave me logged in.

Has ANYONE found out how to stay logged in on the Graalonline website? Because for the life of me, I can't.

[cbk1994]

Works fine in Firefox for me.

[WhiteDragon]

Try going to Tools->Page Info->Permissions and seeing if "Set Cookies" is checked. This is on linux though, interface might be different in Windows.

[napo_p2p]

Have you tried other browsers (Chrome, IE, etc)? Just curious.

I used to have this problem on my old laptop, but it works for me now...

[Tigairius]

Originally Posted by WhiteDragon

Try going to Tools->Page Info->Permissions and seeing if "Set Cookies" is checked. This is on linux though, interface might be different in Windows.

I don't see that option on here, but I do accept cookies if that's what is being asked.

Originally Posted by napo_p2p

Have you tried other browsers (Chrome, IE, etc)? Just curious.

I used to have this problem on my old laptop, but it works for me now...

I've tried Chrome, IE and Firefox. None of them fix the problem. I'm starting to think it's a problem on their end.

[MiniOne]

It's either a setting on your computer or a error on their side, I use firefox and this runs perfectly fine for me.

Have you tried going to Tools > Options > Security > Remember Password (on firefox)

Test it on another website which requests a password if that site navigates fine without logging you off it's most likely a problem on the Graal's server part.

[napo_p2p]

Originally Posted by Tigairius

I've tried Chrome, IE and Firefox. None of them fix the problem. I'm starting to think it's a problem on their end.

Yup, exactly the same problem I had on my old laptop. I never figured it out .

At least you aren't an anomaly...

[cyan3]

Remember password works perfectly on both my Windows and Linux versions of firefox. It also works on my netbook running Windows Xp with firefox.

[CharlieM]

Originally Posted by Tigairius

I'm starting to think it's a problem on their end.

It's a new scheme for your new job.

I don't know to much about it but I did have the problem once, I just restarted my internet and it fixed it up

[Tigairius]

Originally Posted by cyan3

Remember password works perfectly on both my Windows and Linux versions of firefox. It also works on my netbook running Windows Xp with firefox.

I'm using remember password now as a result of this problem, but it's still annoying that every single time I navigate to a new page I have to log in about 10 times again.

[xXziroXx]

Are you using www.graalonline.com or simply just graalonline.com? Because, if I remember right, Graal's website doesn't like being without the www preffix.

[Tigairius]

I tried both www.graalonline.com and graalonline.com, makes no difference :S

[WhiteDragon]

Originally Posted by Tigairius

I don't see that option on here, but I do accept cookies if that's what is being asked.

I just checked on a Windows computer. Are you sure you're running Firefox 3?

Here are some more exact instructions:
1. Go to www.graalonline.com
2. Go to Tools > Page Info
3. In the window that pops up, click on the "Permissions" button on the top.
4. Then make sure "Use Default" is checked under the "Set Cookies" header.

[Skyld]

Are you using any sort of proxy server or filtering gateway that could potentially be stripping out cookies from HTTP headers?

[Tigairius]

Originally Posted by WhiteDragon

I just checked on a Windows computer. Are you sure you're running Firefox 3?

Here are some more exact instructions:
1. Go to www.graalonline.com
2. Go to Tools > Page Info
3. In the window that pops up, click on the "Permissions" button on the top.
4. Then make sure "Use Default" is checked under the "Set Cookies" header.

Okay sorry, missed that, I did that and it seemed to be working better at first but then logged back out again.

Originally Posted by Skyld

Are you using any sort of proxy server or filtering gateway that could potentially be stripping out cookies from HTTP headers?

I don't believe so.