MilesBuzz! - Cookie does not work

I still experience that every day all the folders are marked red because the board does not register when Ilast visited do I do something wrong?

not your fault - these problems (and others with FlyerTalk-software and cookies) exit since New Year.

Thanks!!!

now I can't even change my profile anymore.

"prefs" do not work either.

profile and preferences (and may be also the rest) do work no for me, at least for the moment, - after I changed (on my Mac) from Netscape 4.5 to the new IE 4.5 (Mac-version also).

That serves you right, Rudi...

And you were telling me off for using a ThinkPad!!

my no show have been a now: it / they work now for 2 hours ok.

baobab: it is still a Mac's version (of gates - yes I admit).

my sentence above now really reads like arturo - sorry.

I wanted to say: with ie 4.5 (Mac-version) everything works fine now; it didn't with netscape comunicator 4.5 (Mac-version also).

arturo not mind. he onered.

Surprisingly, I was able to change my profile
slightly. And hopefully it will stick.

Maybe at your early hour of the morning Rudi and Jaws there's a high volume of people on board. (I'm at work so don't worry, it's NOT
me!) CATMAN

Hey there everybody! Just wanted to drop you a line from the interactive department here that we are looking into this cookie problem. We hope to have a solution soon-- thanks for hanging in there, everyone!

Strange things are happening for me on Flyertalk:

*My prefererences are listed for 20 days, I always ask for 2.

*My log-in and password have to be manual entered.

So I simply went to preferneces and re-entered everything!

Maybe the alleged Y-2-K bug is already affecting the cookies here! CATMAN

Hey, the cookie thing is not the only thing that seems to be going haywire. I have been having repeated problems that, once in a thread, my browser BACK button is not working to get be back to the main buzz listings. It's not my computer (or at least I'm fairly sure it's not, since I'm running a new 350 Pentium II, with lots of RAM, and using AOL 4.0). Moreover, FlyreTalk is the only thing that I'm having this problem with.
Is anyone else having this problem also? Any help on this Web Flyer??

djlawman - are you getting a message telling you that the page you want was the result of a post operation and has expired from the cache? (or the IE equivalent to this statement?) If so, Webflyer has told your computer to 'remember' the page for a finite amount of time and then 'forget' it. This sometimes happens to me. The solution is to hit the reload (or IE equivalent) button, and your computer then contacts the server to get a new copy of the page. The reason that this is done is so that you get the 'freshest' version of the page, which will include all new postings since you last looked at it.

Nothing wrong with your computer DJLawman. The same thing happened to me for a very brief time a couple of days ago. The cookie problem is at the heart of it but some other things are going on as well. I think I posted elsewhere that it replaced all my lightbulbs each time with the complete full page width bottom of my information service providers menus. That really looked interesting. It didn't take much to fix. As Baobab said just Reload (sometimes several times) and it often goes away. Something is very wrong with this site. I am not having any problems elsewhere.

I have been having problems too with my I.E. 4.01 for the Mac. Sometimes when I hit the back button, all red folders become yellow again and I lose track of which places I have visited.

I think this may be a browser specific cookie problem since I don't have the problems with my Navigator 4.06 version.

And I really don't like those banners on the bottom reloading all the time.

I decided to Upgrade my browser software for Netscape from 3.0 to 4.01 (or whatever the highest level AT&T offers.) After having to reimput my preference so far things are working.

But Maybe the WebFlyer Webmasters can fix the rest of the problems. CATMAN

Noah, while you are "fixing" fix your clock.
It's always a few minutes fast.