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Well, I was using the forum yesterday and then came back today and it has all changed!
I had trouble with login on Firefox but when I try it in IE it works.
Also I notice that one screen is muddled in Firefox, here's a screen shot
Martin
Try trashing all Adobe cookies.
I found that it fixed all of today's forum weirdness for me...
Harbs
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Same issue here as well. (Happens with FireFox not sure about IE)
I am getting this screen while trying to access ColdFusion forums.
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You did notice that we are no longer in an Adobe community, but in a Clearspace one, didn't you?
And we are STILL! using version 2.5.16 of the software. And we have lost the "Reply to the original message" button...
Firefox/Mac, and fortunately I don' t have to login (touching every piece of wood around me).
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Try trashing all Adobe cookies.
I found that it fixed all of today's forum weirdness for me...
Harbs
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Harbs. wrote:
Try trashing all Adobe cookies.
I found that it fixed all of today's forum weirdness for me...
Harbs
And run the risk of having to log in again???? No, thanks.
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As you wish. But I've found that trashing cookies has only helped with login problems...
Harbs
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Thanks, I hope this works.
David
It did, relatively painless. Thanks again, Harbs, I was close to busting a gut.
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Just curious: did you get the Adobe logo back, or are you still entering the "clearspace community"?
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I use FF and my session began today with the new Clearspace stuff. My login wasn't recognized either. Restarting the browser was sufficient for me to restore order. Then again, I have FF configured to dump history when it has been closed, so perhaps that has something to do with it.
Cheers... Rick
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Do you mean that you are getting the Adobe logo again? No longer seeing the "clearspace community"?
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Yep, that's exactly what I mean!
I'm not sure if the settings in Firefox include clearing cookies. Maybe they do. But I also know that when I go to log in, I just click the empty field and my E-Mail addresses pop in there for me. That wasn't happening either when I saw the Clearspace bits.
Cheers... Rick
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Just thought I would check in, Haven't been in the adobe community stuff lately due to illness with my mother.
I am seeing the Clearspace Community was well, see: http://screencast.com/t/mx4K6zKex
I am using SeaMonkey which is Mozilla Product (uses the same Browser portion as FireFox). Do have the reply Button.
As an Old Kenny Rodgers song says : "Just Dropped In to See, What Condition, My Condition Is In."
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An update:
I went to cookie manager in SeaMonkey and removed only the Forum Cookies then came Back.
http://screencast.com/t/UuIM85YE
seems back to normal.
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I cleaned everything! My HD is postively sanitised.
Now I can login and I don't have to use that wicked IE anymore. Mmmmm Mm!
Martin
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I hate to say it, but about an hour ago I had the same thing with IE; jumbled welcome screen and not able to log in. I had been on earlier in the day with no problem. Fortunately, I thought of cleaning out cookies, etc. That seems to have indeed cleared it up.
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Well, sorry if I disappoint you, but things seem to have
come back to "normal" by themselves, or with the help of someone from Adobe or Jive. Or it may even be that it was because someone at Adobe or Jive stopped doing whatever was being attempted... There was no need for any of us to delete cookies or clean up anything.
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Claudio González wrote:
Well, sorry if I disappoint you, but things seem to have
come back to "normal" by themselves, or with the help of someone from Adobe or Jive. Or it may even be that it was because someone at Adobe or Jive stopped doing whatever was being attempted... There was no need for any of us to delete cookies or clean up anything.
I saw exactly the same things as Claudio.