Forum Bug

[foyra]

Hello, I've been having a problem, every time I attempt to modify a post a screen pops up that says "An error has a occurred!" and below the text "Session verification failed. Please try logging out and back in again, and then try again". I do what it says to do, the page changes, but i'm still logged in, and the same screen loads. In advance, Please and thank you.

I just hit send, and the following message popped up "Your session timed out while posting. Please try to re-submit your message" If i preview it first, the message sends just fine.

[BluePriest]

return to the main post. Then try posting again. Your session logged out. That means you have to retry the whole thing, including clicking the reply button again. Otherwise, its a cookie error, which I doubt because you were able to post this. Just in case what I mentioned doesnt work, what is your browser?

[foyra]

Safari, I'm not entirely sure on the version, the computer is a Macintosh though.
If I hit preview, the post goes through.

[BluePriest]

well, thats your problem. you got a mac, and not only that but you are using safari!  jk

Hitting preview doesnt matter. Since it doesnt actually try to send the data, it doesnt need to verify the session. You need to go out and hit reply and post your info again.

To enable cookies in safari, click on safari at the top, go to preferences, and hit security. From there, where it says cookies, choose to enable always,
please note, even after doing this, you will still have to go out and hit reply again. There is no way around that.

http://helpcenter.suntrust.com/doc/sn6427.xml;jsessionid=ongjmLdOacewx9x9Ns?TOPNAME=Browser+Support&NAME=Safari

[foyra]

*testing to see if it worked*
Thanks much 

[BluePriest]

no problem

[jmizzle7]

How rude, BP... bashing Macs like that...

I use a Mac, prefer Safari, and I have never had any problems with the forums or the game that weren't a server issue.

[BluePriest]

Mac is idiot proof which may seem like a good thing, because you cant accidentally remove a system file like you could in windows, however, that also means that when it comes to tech support, you are also more limited since it also doesnt allow you to reset things like the tcp/ip, which is a real pain when you use to work for a internet company.

[jmizzle7]

Mac is idiot proof which may seem like a good thing, because you cant accidentally remove a system file like you could in windows, however, that also means that when it comes to tech support, you are also more limited since it also doesnt allow you to reset things like the tcp/ip, which is a real pain when you use to work for a internet company.

Haha, right... You obviously just don't know how to do it on a mac, so obviously it can't be done, right?

[BluePriest]

Well, my internet company didnt know how to do it , so I assumed it couldnt be done. If you know how, please enlighten me (and thats not sarcasm, Im seriously wondering how to do it)