The roto-rooter method of removing outdated cookies seems to have put mine back on the straight and narrow.
logged in to Beer Leg (still my favorite name)
Mine too, actually.
Glad you got the cookies figured out. 🙂
This happened to me today.?ÿ Was able to get on this morning, and loads the bad 400 request this afternoon?ÿ on chrome.
I cleared the cache, and I don't see a cookie for rplstoday to delete. Still no help.
finally was able to load on IE, but chrome still doesn't work.
This happened to me today.?ÿ Was able to get on this morning, and loads the bad 400 request this afternoon?ÿ on chrome.
I cleared the cache, and I don't see a cookie for rplstoday to delete. Still no help.
finally was able to load on IE, but chrome still doesn't work.
Try Wendell's link from Oct 3rd where it gives detailed instructions on how to delete specific cookies.?ÿ I've never needed this knowledge before, but mine has not acted up since I followed those instructions on how to wipe out specific cookies.
Do you know the name of the cookie??ÿ There is not one there for "rplstoday" nor "beerleg"
In Chrome:
In Firefox:
How to Delete Cookies:
SuperAntiSpyware seems to effectively delete cookies. In fact I've never had it do anything else.
Test
OK, I have been having trouble too. Deleting cookies seems to have fixed it.
Thank you,
Nate
I did not see that cookie the first time around.?ÿ Deleted it and have been OK for the last few days.
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Another issue I had though , was I had to be logged in in explorer to see the forum where that post was made to correct the issue.?ÿ Kinda a catch 22 there - gotta be logged in to see the solution, but could not log in without the solution.?ÿ I have my personal forum set the same way, gotta be logged in to get to the tech support forum... now not really sure that is the correct thing to do.
@toivo1037 Yes, I've often thought about this as well. I eventually settled on leaving support within a logged in area, because the contact form allows people to submit support requests.
That said, I've recently been thinking about creating a public knowledgebase area with solutions to common issues. I'd use the support forums as a source of content, and have a separate form for support requests because not everyone realizes the contact form can also serve as a help function. I think your reply here has just solidified this concept in my mind. ?
