Unable to log in to forum site with IE7

I am a member of a motorcycling forum site called multistrada.net. For months
I have signed on and accessed the public forums on this site.

Ok, so I logged in to the multistrada.net site from work on IE6 and checked
the box to keep me signed in and everything works just fine. Keeps me logged
in with each new session on this computer at work.

But from home it seems I've been having problems with IE7 on XP Pro.
Upgraded from IE6 to IE7 about two months ago. All worked well with IE6, btw.
Since the IE7 "upgrade" it used to let me sign in, and sometimes it would
keep me logged in when starting up a new session at a later time. Other times
it would fail to sign me in at start of a session and I would sign in
manually.

Now I can not sign in at all from the home computer. I enter my user name
and password, click to log in and nothing happens at all. It's like I had
never entered anything at all.

Anyone else had this issue?
Thanks, Brian

"got_groove" <gotgroove@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message newsB02E08D-849C-4242-85A9-7D3DCB8A3F97@microsoft.com...
>I am a member of a motorcycling forum site called multistrada.net. For months
> I have signed on and accessed the public forums on this site.
>
> Ok, so I logged in to the multistrada.net site from work on IE6 and checked
> the box to keep me signed in and everything works just fine. Keeps me logged
> in with each new session on this computer at work.
>

> But from home it seems I've been having problems with IE7 on XP Pro.
> Upgraded from IE6 to IE7 about two months ago. All worked well with IE6, btw.

> Since the IE7 "upgrade" it used to let me sign in, and sometimes it would
> keep me logged in when starting up a new session at a later time. Other times
> it would fail to sign me in at start of a session and I would sign in
> manually.
>

> Now I can not sign in at all from the home computer. I enter my user name
> and password, click to log in and nothing happens at all. It's like I had
> never entered anything at all.
>
> Anyone else had this issue?


Most likely explanation is bad Cookies.
E.g., if it worked once it is not User-Agent
and the first time it worked you might not have had
any old Cookies from that site to present with login.
So, try deleting any Cookies that the site uses
(or just clear all Cookies from all sites.)


> Thanks, Brian


Good luck

Robert Aldwinckle
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Fantastic. Deleting cookies worked. It took me a while to figure out how to
delete cookies in IE7 at first ... but then found it. Cheers!

"Robert Aldwinckle" wrote:

> "got_groove" <gotgroove@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message newsB02E08D-849C-4242-85A9-7D3DCB8A3F97@microsoft.com...
> >I am a member of a motorcycling forum site called multistrada.net. For months
> > I have signed on and accessed the public forums on this site.
> >
> > Ok, so I logged in to the multistrada.net site from work on IE6 and checked
> > the box to keep me signed in and everything works just fine. Keeps me logged
> > in with each new session on this computer at work.
> >
>
> > But from home it seems I've been having problems with IE7 on XP Pro.
> > Upgraded from IE6 to IE7 about two months ago. All worked well with IE6, btw.
>
> > Since the IE7 "upgrade" it used to let me sign in, and sometimes it would
> > keep me logged in when starting up a new session at a later time. Other times
> > it would fail to sign me in at start of a session and I would sign in
> > manually.
> >
>
> > Now I can not sign in at all from the home computer. I enter my user name
> > and password, click to log in and nothing happens at all. It's like I had
> > never entered anything at all.
> >
> > Anyone else had this issue?
>
>
> Most likely explanation is bad Cookies.
> E.g., if it worked once it is not User-Agent
> and the first time it worked you might not have had
> any old Cookies from that site to present with login.
> So, try deleting any Cookies that the site uses
> (or just clear all Cookies from all sites.)
>
>
> > Thanks, Brian
>
>
> Good luck
>
> Robert Aldwinckle
> ---
>
>
>