Off Topic: Why do I have to Log in everytime.

[Bretsky]

1. Close Browser
2. Open Browser
3. Clear all temporary internet files, cookies, history.
4. Close Browser.
5. Open Browser.
6. Navigate to Packerrats.
7. Type in username and password.
8. Click check box.
9. Click log-in.
10. Done.

If you log-in in more than one location you will have to re-log-in once on every computer after you use your account on another computer.

Nope. I tried all that today, and still have to sign in every time. Something has changed, and it's not my computer.

Hmmm, very weird Joe!! What browser are you using? I will look into this for you!!

I'm using IE 7 on the dang laptop and logging in through a wireless connection. This dind't work for me either.

The PC has always logged in automatically but the laptop never has.
Running XP on both.

[HarveyWallbangers]

I'm using IE 7 on the dang laptop and logging in through a wireless connection. This dind't work for me either.

The PC has always logged in automatically but the laptop never has.
Running XP on both.

Upgrade your brower. It's free.

[Bretsky]

to what browser ?

[HarveyWallbangers]

to what browser ?

Firefox

It's quick and easy to install.

[Partial]

to what browser ?

Firefox

It's quick and easy to install.

Yes, I use firefox and have never had this problem. I am very confused why some have this and some don't.

[Bretsky]

Because we are afraid. Always had IE so the comfort level is there.

[HarveyWallbangers]

You'd love Firefox.

http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/

[billy_oliver880]

You'd love Firefox.

http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/

Been using mozilla for 2 years or so. I love the add ons.

[MJZiggy]

B, I am seriously not technical and I can tell you that Firefox is awesome. Just as easy to use as IE, but does a lot of stuff better.

[GBRulz]

Not sure what mad did, but I no longer have to log in each time.

Like others, about a month ago, I started having to log-in each time I came to the site. I didn't change browsers or anything, just started happening one day. I did all the cache clearing, blah blah blah, nothing worked. Anyhow, Mad did something and it's working fine for me now.

I'm using IE7 - no problems at all.

[red]

Because we are afraid. Always had IE so the comfort level is there.

i'm with b

i'm on a slow computer with slow dial up, and IE works fine

i had a fast computer with dsl, and i loved firefox. in fact i had it on here and loved it. then they wanted me to update one day so new things would work. first off it took forever to download the update, then when i installed it it crashed the system, and everytime i tried to run it the thing would crash. so i had to dump it. and now i can't find the old version that did work anywhere. so i'm stuck with IE

i hate it, but it works better then the new version of firefox, and a lot better then netscape

for me anyways

[HarveyWallbangers]

I'll always avoid Micro$oft when I can. Or when they'll let me.

[Partial]

I'll always avoid Micro$oft when I can. Or when they'll let me.

yep

[superfan]

I'm using IE 7 on the dang laptop and logging in through a wireless connection. This dind't work for me either.

The PC has always logged in automatically but the laptop never has.
Running XP on both.

I had the same issue as Bretsky -- wasn't working on the laptop, was working on the desktop. Firefox on both.

I believe the issue is that during the brief interim after the site crash and before the site was restored, I logged in with a different username and password then I had previously, and had set the browser to remember the login.

I corrected the issue (in Firefox 2.0.0.1) by clicking Tools - Clear Private Data. Then I closed out of the browser, relaunched, went back to PR, put in the username and password and clicked the checkbox to login automatically.

In IE7, I believe the procedure would be to click Tools - Internet Options - Delete under Browsing History. Note that this procedure in both browsers will likely clear all save passwords for all sites.

[Partial]

I'm using IE 7 on the dang laptop and logging in through a wireless connection. This dind't work for me either.

The PC has always logged in automatically but the laptop never has.
Running XP on both.

I had the same issue as Bretsky -- wasn't working on the laptop, was working on the desktop. Firefox on both.

I believe the issue is that during the brief interim after the site crash and before the site was restored, I logged in with a different username and password then I had previously, and had set the browser to remember the login.

I corrected the issue (in Firefox 2.0.0.1) by clicking Tools - Clear Private Data. Then I closed out of the browser, relaunched, went back to PR, put in the username and password and clicked the checkbox to login automatically.

In IE7, I believe the procedure would be to click Tools - Internet Options - Delete under Browsing History. Note that this procedure in both browsers will likely clear all save passwords for all sites.

Its the mustache.