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Sometimes when answering a post I get the message that says I am not logged in, but I am. Then when I log in it will allow me to send my reply. However, this does not work sometimes and I lose all I have typed. This evening I typed a lengthy response within my own thread and it disappeared twice. My internet leaves a lot to be desired, but it does not seem it would be the internet. Anyone else have this problem?
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If you click the " stay logged in" , I've only had that trouble with years in between episodes. Do you change browsers?
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I have had that problem more than a few times ( not just on this site). It makes no difference if I check stay logged in. I worked out that it’s when I move around the building and the Wi-Fi on my phone changed to another node I get logged out. So what I do when that happens when I hit reply I hit the back button copy my reply log back in paste the reply and then hit reply.
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Best bet is to always SAVE you text before leaving a forum page. then if you loose it, it normally will be on clipboard (computer) or fone via COPY. it only takes a couple of wiped out text efforts to see the value of this procedure.
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After losing extensive messages a couple of times, that's what I do now too.
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Thanks for the responses! Very helpful. Good to know I am not alone.
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I find it good insurance when you are typing a long response...highlight all that you have typed every so often and right click your mouse/pad and "copy" what you have typed....that way IF it disappears you can right click on the new page and "paste" it back. Once you do, then "copy" again!!! |
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>> I am not logged in, but I am.>>
That's prolly because you were on a page that was loaded from your storage drive that was saved or cached at an earlier time when you actually were logged in. If you refresh the page with the browser refresh button, it should refresh the page directly from the internet server which should tell you if you're still logged in or not. |
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If I was going to do a long (winded!) lol,
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For me, the irony is that I worked extensively on industrial computers, but that was a long time ago. I never did get anywhere near that level of proficiency with internet computers!
Nowadays I would rather be turning nuts and bolts...
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