by GTX on Sun Jan 06, 2008 6:30 pm
If you have Internet Explorer, click on "Tools" at the top of the browser.
Go to "Internet Options".
Click on the "Security" tab at the top of the dialog box.
Click the "Trust Sites" icon, then click "Sites" which is down and to the right a little.
In there, under the "Add this website to the zone", if Wolf Web is already listed there, click "Add". If not, type it in. If it comes up with an error, make sure "Require Server Verification (https:) for all sites in this zone" is UNchecked.
Click "Close"
Click on the "Privacy" tab.
In the middle you'll see 4 boxes to choose from. Click "Advanced"
Check "Override automatic cookie handling" and also check "Always allow session cookies".
Click "Ok", then click "Apply"
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Why this happens
It seems as though your security settings in your browser is denying access to Wolf Web in some way, most likely with the Cookies. The cookies are there to tell Wolf Web that you're logged in. If Wolf Web cannot make those cookie files, then Wolf Web does not know that you are logged in, and the WW server assumes that you logged off or you session became invalid.
By setting Wolf Web to the "Trusted Sites", it basically tells Internet Explorer to accept anything and everything coming from Wolf Web to execute.
Enabling the override on the cookies and checking "Allow Session Cookies" means that, no matter what the Cookie security settings are, the system will ALWAYS allow Session Cookies to be saved.
Worth a try.
I need a new sig.