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[Guest figgywig]

Hi Daddy,

 

I have tried to reply to a post while logged in. I have pressed the reply button at the bottom of the post, typed my reply, then pressed the quick reply botton. A message comes up saying that I do not have permission for this action. Am I being obtuse and doing someting wrong.

 

Hopefully you will get this message.

[+ deej]

There is no difference between this user account and any other, so there's no reason you should get that message.

 

Perhaps a setting in your browser is blocking cookies so the server can't identify you? IAC, you posted this thread so you clearly have permission to post.

[Scorpio]

Sometimes if you take too long in composing your message, the system will time you out. It's happened to me a few times and I received the same message that you did. Other posters have mentioned they have encountered the same problem. A few posters mentioned that when logging in they click the "always logged in" option (I forget the exact verbage) as a way of avoiding this.

 

When it has happened to me, I hit the back button on my browser. Highlight and copy the text of the post I was drafting, log back into the system, and then paste the copied post into a new one. Hope that helps.

[gcursor]

I've found for time outs

 

That's interesting Scorpio because I have also been logged out of the system sometimes when I'm composing some of my responses. Typically it takes me to the login screen and I've found that if I simply log in again then it carries out whatever I was last trying to do (i.e. post, send a private message, etc)

Gcursor

 

Sometimes if you take too long in composing your message, the system will time you out. It's happened to me a few times and I received the same message that you did. Other posters have mentioned they have encountered the same problem. A few posters mentioned that when logging in they click the "always logged in" option (I forget the exact verbage) as a way of avoiding this.

 

When it has happened to me, I hit the back button on my browser. Highlight and copy the text of the post I was drafting, log back into the system, and then paste the copied post into a new one. Hope that helps.

[Guest figgywig]

Thanks everyone. I've been away for a while, so I haven't had a chance to reply to anything. I'll keep this message short, and hopefully you will receive it.

[Guest figgywig]

It worked!

 

Next time I log in, I'll look out for the "always logged in" option. Thanks scorpio.