I am having problems sending Private messages. I am logged in, type up my reply and go to send my reply and I get the message "No longer logged in!" Then I lose my complete message!! How frustrating! What am I doing wrong?
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I don't have the solution to this problem but as a temporary fix I'd recommend doing the following before clicking on "reply":
- Select all the text you have written by pressing Control + A
- Copy all the text you have written by pressing Control + C
- Now click on reply
- If you get logged out, log back in, go back to replying to the message, and press Control + V to paste your message into the box, then click reply.
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Not sure this a new phenomenon Rebecca ?. I can recall this happening to me some time ago.
A Yellow alert pops-up "Auto saved in drafts" if youre not quick enough, perhaps it's something to do with that?.
Here's hoping this message has saved????...
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Originally posted by chads38 View PostHappens to me all the time, I am new here and have so far lost 2 very long posts I had typed. guess I will have to keep them short
Hopefully Rebecca can adjust something in the forum settings to fix this... it only started happening maybe a few weeks or months ago as far as I can tell.
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So I have been hanging around here off and on for a long time, and this problem has been ongoing since the beginning.
It has happened to me many times.
I now compose my whole post (unless it is a very short one) offline using a Word doc and then copy and paste it to the thread.
If I do get timed out while trying to compose a short post, I use the back button on the browser and sometimes it will show the page you were working on (even if you are logged out). I copy my text, log back in and then paste it to the thread. That doesn't always work but it has worked for me a few times.
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Rebecca, years ago I had an email exchange with your IT guy (the Great Almighty) about this. I think he said that the site had a 15 minute time-out. Does that still exist? If it does, that may be the problem since the site may think the user is inactive while composing a long post. It could easily be more than 15 minutes to write a long post and the site would automatically log the user out after the 15 minutes of inactive use.
Just my 2 cents . . .
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