| The problem seems to have gone away..... |
Problems have a habit of doing that....
....which is a good thing...
I would love to help everyone out with this, but I'm afraid that we need to know exactly where you're seeing ads first...
A screenshot would probably be the best way to show us where the ads are popping up.
Even those tacky "section icons", on the right, will show up after awhile. Even though I hide them.
Wish they were set, when I log in, to keep my setting after I hide them. That would be nice.
Okay, guess where the add is.
'mess' tidied up....Admin.
Ads keep appearing and disappearing.
Big orange button that asks to create a user page, below the user name, keeps appearing.
Front page news appears and then disappears.
Also noticed section pages show 12 items now instead of 16. (I) liked 16. Sad.....
| Yup....ads come and go. |
Is there any timeframe to when this gets fixed?
Adds, adds and more adds.......
Logged-in, not logged-in.......
I hit "save changes" and the [google] ads appeared. I was still logged in.
Don't know if this info is relevant or not though...
When reporting issues (of any kind) please remember to include the url of the page that you are experiencing these issues on (because index.html is much different than index.aspx, for example) and what browser you were using.
I know we've been suggesting this a lot lately, and please understand that it's definately not a cop-out or a cookie cutter response, but if you're experiencing these issues, please give this a shot: open up your cookies location. CLOSE your browser. Delete the wincustomize and stardock cookies. Start your browser. You should not be logged in at this point. Go to www.wincustomize.com/index.aspx << notice the index.aspx. Log in. Make sure you're on index.aspx again. See if you have ads (1). Then visit index.html. See if you have ads (2). Please reference the two different pages by the (#) if you're replying to this [my] reply 
Did exactly what you suggested.
Even typed the link in manually.
1.)index.aspx, logged-in, adds = yes.
2.)index.html, logged-in, adds = yes.
If I use my short cut, which is the exact same link, I come up with this link in the address bar.
https://www.wincustomize.com/index.aspx?c=1
Has a (?c=1) at the end. Only happens (sometimes) when I use the short cut, in IE7.
Don't know if it means anything.
I could read all the posts in a thread, and even type something in the response field. If I tried to post my reply though, the site would throw up the old "you need to be logged in to reply" error.
The problem was intermittent, and often went away of it's own accord. I also found that when I actually did manage to 'fully' log in ...if I visited any other of the Stardock sites using the same tab I was on at the time, if I then hit the "back" button I would be logged out [either half or fully] with that dreaded c=1 at the end of the url string.
It was happening with both FireFox [latest ver.] and I.E.7.
Since migrating to the new WinCustomize, I've not had the problem again.
Andrew_ even took a quick look at the time, but each time I wanted something to go wrong [for his debugging purposes] ...typically, it just wouldn't happen.
sneaky l'il BUGgers..
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