extending the forum time
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extending the forum time
Hi, any chance of extending the login time. I have had it a couple of times when writing a post & lets say the phone rings or you make a cup of tea & come back to the forum it wants you to login again. No problem, but then you find anything you have wrote has gone. Think it set a bit to short.
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I have never been logged out. I have logged myself out but otherwise I’m always here.
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Hicollectors wrote: ↑Fri Oct 26, 2018 10:51 am Hi, any chance of extending the login time. I have had it a couple of times when writing a post & lets say the phone rings or you make a cup of tea & come back to the forum it wants you to login again. No problem, but then you find anything you have wrote has gone. Think it set a bit to short.
I have double checked the forums settings and as I thought there is no time lime set. The control board for the forum shows Zero minutes which means there is no log out time limit...
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Limit editing time:
Limits the time available to edit a new post. Setting the value to 0 disables this behaviour. Setting 0
What browser are you using? IE is know to cause time out issues.
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I’m sure we have had something similar to this on the old forum and it turned out the users PC/tablet was doing the logging out.
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Re: extending the forum time
Hi Brian, strange, Its happened using an Acer laptop with Google chrome as a browser. I will try on the other laptop as it has windows & the Firefox browser. Tend to use the Google chrome as its a lot faster than many other browsers for the internet.Brian wrote: ↑Fri Oct 26, 2018 11:18 amHicollectors wrote: ↑Fri Oct 26, 2018 10:51 am Hi, any chance of extending the login time. I have had it a couple of times when writing a post & lets say the phone rings or you make a cup of tea & come back to the forum it wants you to login again. No problem, but then you find anything you have wrote has gone. Think it set a bit to short.
I have double checked the forums settings and as I thought there is no time lime set. The control board for the forum shows Zero minutes which means there is no log out time limit...
Posting
Limit editing time:
Limits the time available to edit a new post. Setting the value to 0 disables this behaviour. Setting 0
What browser are you using? IE is know to cause time out issues.
Re: extending the forum time
As a test, I've had a post open for just over 45 minutes. While my PC screen went to sleep during this time as soon as I touched the mouse I could continue to type in the text box that I'd left previously. I'm currently using a desktop PC running Windows 10 and the browser is Google Chrome..
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Have you ticked the "Remember me" tick box when you logged in?
I stay logged in for days at a time without being logged out using Chrome on my android tablet.
I stay logged in for days at a time without being logged out using Chrome on my android tablet.
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Got the same with my Firefox browser. But in all fairness it was about 1 hour. But no problem, i see there is a save draft i should get used to.
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