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You do not have Session Cookies enabled
Posted on 2016-07-27
Hi all,
I am getting this error BUT... I was logged into this website a 1/2 hour ago.
Now I am at home trying to get back in using my home internet..
I disconnected home connection and used my iPhone Hot Spot and was able to login to this website.
I use to log in from home a week or 2 ago... what is causing this.
I logged totally out of the website and then tried to log back in using home network again, no luck.
Thanks for any help,
BillC
I am getting this error BUT... I was logged into this website a 1/2 hour ago.
You do not have Session Cookies enabled
Login Redirect
You do not have Session Cookies enabled in your browser.
You cannot complete the login process without enabling Session Cookies.
Please enable Session Cookies and then press Back and restart the login process.
Now I am at home trying to get back in using my home internet..
I disconnected home connection and used my iPhone Hot Spot and was able to login to this website.
I use to log in from home a week or 2 ago... what is causing this.
I logged totally out of the website and then tried to log back in using home network again, no luck.
Thanks for any help,
BillC
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Session Cookies are managed in the browser ..
to clarify are you using Safari on the iPhone or another device or browser?
to clarify are you using Safari on the iPhone or another device or browser?
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using iBook w/Win7 installed, at home with home network and Chrome.
Already:
Google Chrome
Select the Chrome menu icon Menu.
Select Settings.
Near the bottom of the page, select Show advanced settings.
In the "Privacy" section, select Content settings.
Select Allow local data to be set (recommended). -- WAS ALREADY SET as I was using the site the previous week and all was working fine.
Already:
Google Chrome
Select the Chrome menu icon Menu.
Select Settings.
Near the bottom of the page, select Show advanced settings.
In the "Privacy" section, select Content settings.
Select Allow local data to be set (recommended). -- WAS ALREADY SET as I was using the site the previous week and all was working fine.
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