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'Remember me' when signing in.
shelly
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I think the answer is no but I will ask anyway.....
Is there a setting I have missed somewhere that I can select so that I have 'remember me' permanently ticked when signing in?
Sometimes when signing in I forget to tick the box, that then leads to problems when posting because without remember me ticked I get magically logged out so have to log back in and re-type the post again.
Thanks
Is there a setting I have missed somewhere that I can select so that I have 'remember me' permanently ticked when signing in?
Sometimes when signing in I forget to tick the box, that then leads to problems when posting because without remember me ticked I get magically logged out so have to log back in and re-type the post again.
Thanks
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Am not sure what you mean but i am always logged in, i think i just ticked the 'remember me' box and maybe the IE one that pops up now and again when i put login details in0
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Yeah, don't logout in the first instance

As long as you ticked the remember me box when first signing in, it should remember you ... but that will be lost if you clear all the cookies."Now to trolling as a concept. .... Personally, I've always found it a little sad that people choose to spend such a large proportion of their lives in this way but they do, and we have to deal with it." - MSE Forum Manager 6th July 20100
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