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ILLHILL
Junior Member

Netherlands
341 Posts
Posted - 22 February 2006 :  17:11:56  Show Profile
Hi, I'm running into this situation:

The forum is located here: www.mysite.com/forum

I set a subdomain which is http://forum.mysite.com

Now, when I log in, the log in procedure adds the forum folder,
which makes the link look (during the login process)

http://forum.mysite.com/forum/locationfromlogin.asp

then it says login ok and redirects back to:

http://forum.mysite.com where the user is not logged in.
When I add /forum/ after that link, I'm logged in, but not
in http://forum.mysite.com

Anybody ran into something similar?
Has this to do with the server settings, or can I adjust
the http_referrer part in the inc_header.asp?
(Which didn't work though)

Greets & thanks, Dominic
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Jezmeister
Senior Member

United Kingdom
1141 Posts
Posted - 22 February 2006 :  17:38:13  Show Profile  Visit Jezmeister's Homepage
In the admin settings (main forum config) make sure cookies are set to "website" rather than "forum"
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Helterskelter
Junior Member

United Kingdom
331 Posts
Posted - 22 February 2006 :  17:45:53  Show Profile  Visit Helterskelter's Homepage  Send Helterskelter an ICQ Message
This is thried party cookies being blocked.

try this

add the following line below the Response.Buffer line in Config.asp:
Response.AddHeader "P3P", "CP=" & chr(34)

I have noticed that IE seams to be blocking all 3PC's as firefox works fine.

have a go.

Helter
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ILLHILL
Junior Member

Netherlands
341 Posts
Posted - 22 February 2006 :  17:50:02  Show Profile
*slaps himself*

Aaarggghhh...forgot I set the folders rights to "root", so of course then it's a website in itself,
in some simulation way...setting the cookies to website seems to do the trick

Greets & thanks, Dominic
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ILLHILL
Junior Member

Netherlands
341 Posts
Posted - 22 February 2006 :  17:52:02  Show Profile
HS thanks for mentioning, this happened in FF, I mostly use IE for checking.
But that reminds me I have to check it in IE too.

Thanks! Greets, Dominic
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ILLHILL
Junior Member

Netherlands
341 Posts
Posted - 23 February 2006 :  19:26:26  Show Profile
Crazy...I now have the same situation occuring after a reply is posted.

After the reply is posted the poster gets redirected from http://forum.mysite.com/topic.asp to http://forum.mysite.com/forum/topic.asp

I set cookies to website instead of forum, which solved the similar situation at login,
however it now occurs when a reply is posted.

Any thoughts anybody?

Thanks in advance

D
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bobby131313
Senior Member

USA
1163 Posts
Posted - 23 February 2006 :  19:50:26  Show Profile  Visit bobby131313's Homepage
Maybe a dumb question, but is the forum url set correctly in your main forum configuration admin section?

Maybe you have in there "http://forum.mysite.com/forum/" ?
Switch the order of your title tags
Edited by - bobby131313 on 23 February 2006 19:52:35
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ILLHILL
Junior Member

Netherlands
341 Posts
Posted - 23 February 2006 :  19:57:28  Show Profile
Not a dumb question, cause most of the times the small things result in these type of things.
However the link is set correctly though, that's the most frustrating thing.

I'm now trying to bypass it with this: <a href=""JavaScript:onClick=history.go(-1)"">
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ILLHILL
Junior Member

Netherlands
341 Posts
Posted - 16 April 2006 :  13:40:59  Show Profile
Ok, sorry for bringing this back up.
The go(-1) is a patch but nor a very good one.
Problem is due to the fact that you go 1 step back, newly added replies
won't show.

The problem with "http_referrer" is that it adds the /forum part to http://forum.mysite.com and
turns it into http://forum.mysite.com/forum/

Here's a checklist:

Cookies set to Website
Forum URL = http://forum.mysite.com/

Anybody has anymore ideas?

I see that this forum is actually also displayed as:
http://forum.snitz.com/forum/
so, is there a solution or can it not be solved?

D
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ILLHILL
Junior Member

Netherlands
341 Posts
Posted - 16 April 2006 :  18:12:39  Show Profile
Yay! I finally found a good way to solve this through the " & strRefer & " as is used in Pop_Profile for when a modification has been done.

:D
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Gremlin
General Help Moderator

New Zealand
7528 Posts
Posted - 17 April 2006 :  19:05:49  Show Profile  Visit Gremlin's Homepage
Let me guess, Plesk Control Panel for windows being used by your host? it's an issue with the Plesk ISAPI if I'm correct in my assumption.
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