Title: Homepage Login Post by: techwizard on September 09, 2015, 04:55:05 PM When I log in to the site from the sidebar of the homepage it occasionally opens the forum in a new window. Sometimes it will open the forum in the same window, and other times it will keep me on the homepage after logging in. I never seem to be doing anything differently when it logs me in like this. Any chance of this being an easy fix? Ideally it should keep me on the page that I login from, whether that's the homepage or the forums or the collection tool.
This has been ongoing for probably years now, I never got around to mentioning it though. Title: Re: Homepage Login Post by: bickman2k on September 09, 2015, 08:21:11 PM Weird. What OS and browser? Anyone else experiencing this so we can verify or see if it's limited to a single browser behavior?
Title: Re: Homepage Login Post by: Duke.Togo on September 09, 2015, 09:17:29 PM By chance are you accidentally pushing SHIFT + ENTER to get it in a new window?
Title: Re: Homepage Login Post by: Shadow Kisuragi on September 10, 2015, 12:08:32 AM I haven't logged in, except when switching accounts or computers, in YEARS, and when I've done it I've never had it open a new Window - not even on my phone.
Title: Re: Homepage Login Post by: Izret101 on September 10, 2015, 07:23:47 AM Also have never experienced this issue.
Primarily use FF but have also used IE and Chrome. There have been other login issues in the past related to signing in from different locations but to my knowledge those were all remedied. Title: Re: Homepage Login Post by: techwizard on September 10, 2015, 01:07:33 PM i'm one of those weirdos that actually logs out of accounts and deletes my cookies/history regularly, so i deal with logging in almost every day. the problem is sporadic but if it helps i'll try to remember making note of exactly what time and browser i was using when it happens next. maybe you can find it in the logs and see if it did anything unusual? i'm using Chrome now and it happens here, but i used to use Firefox and it happened there a lot too. firefox i had set to open new windows as a new tab, so i usually got it there as a tab instead of window, but now i'm getting it as a new window in chrome.
didn't happen when i logged in this time, left me on the homepage after logging in from there. Title: Re: Homepage Login Post by: bickman2k on September 10, 2015, 02:57:22 PM What OS? Just to see if anyone can replicate it elsewhere.
Title: Re: Homepage Login Post by: techwizard on September 10, 2015, 08:33:02 PM windows 7 and 10, both home premium versions.
of course now that i'm watching for it i can't seem to replicate it either. edit: ha! one login attempt out of maybe a dozen redirected me to the forums after logging in from the homepage. it didn't open a new tab or window though, just redirection. i was using a work PC with: windows 7 Professional SP1 Firefox version 34.0.5 - rfgeneration was set as an "app tab" time: 6:37:00 PM pacific Title: Re: Homepage Login Post by: mumboking on September 10, 2015, 08:56:19 PM Firefox version 34.0.5 Have you tried updating Firefox to 40.0.3? It's worth trying.Title: Re: Homepage Login Post by: shaggy on September 10, 2015, 09:33:25 PM windows 7 and 10, both home premium versions. of course now that i'm watching for it i can't seem to replicate it either. edit: ha! one login attempt out of maybe a dozen redirected me to the forums after logging in from the homepage. it didn't open a new tab or window though, just redirection. i was using a work PC with: windows 7 Professional SP1 Firefox version 34.0.5 - rfgeneration was set as an "app tab" time: 6:37:00 PM pacific Clear cookies and temp files? Title: Re: Homepage Login Post by: techwizard on September 12, 2015, 06:00:25 PM windows 7 and 10, both home premium versions. of course now that i'm watching for it i can't seem to replicate it either. edit: ha! one login attempt out of maybe a dozen redirected me to the forums after logging in from the homepage. it didn't open a new tab or window though, just redirection. i was using a work PC with: windows 7 Professional SP1 Firefox version 34.0.5 - rfgeneration was set as an "app tab" time: 6:37:00 PM pacific Clear cookies and temp files? as i said i do that regularly and it still comes up now and then. though since posting it i have yet to see the new window issue, but i swear it was happening recently. Title: Re: Homepage Login Post by: shaggy on September 12, 2015, 09:56:59 PM I can't read.
Title: Re: Homepage Login Post by: techwizard on September 14, 2015, 07:35:18 PM oh! it happened finally. logged in from homepage, it opened in a new window.
windows 10 home chrome version 45.0.2454.85 m didn't take note of the time but it was within the last 10 or 15 minutes that i logged in. Title: Re: Homepage Login Post by: techwizard on September 16, 2015, 03:05:55 PM did it again, new window when logging in. same info as last time, happened at 1:05 Pacific Time (just before posting this).
Title: Re: Homepage Login Post by: bickman2k on September 17, 2015, 10:14:50 AM The only time I can get it to happen is by pressing Shift+Enter after inputting my username/password.
Title: Re: Homepage Login Post by: techwizard on September 17, 2015, 10:38:39 AM The only time I can get it to happen is by pressing Shift+Enter after inputting my username/password. hmm that could be it, that makes it happen for me too. i tried seeing how it felt to "accidentally" press shift with enter, and i don't think that's what i've been doing...my keys aren't close together like a laptop keyboard, so it feels pretty noticeable when i press 2 at once, i'd like to believe i would have noticed that mistake. i'll try to see if it ever happens when i can confirm i definitely didn't press shift now that i'm aware of that. Title: Re: Homepage Login Post by: bickman2k on September 17, 2015, 04:04:01 PM Try to log in by clicking the Log In button rather than using Enter, just as a sort of control to eliminate the keyboard.
Title: Re: Homepage Login Post by: techwizard on October 21, 2015, 01:15:44 PM so i've decided that i think bickman is right, i must be pressing shift + enter. at first i didn't think so because i had in mind accidentally pressing the shift button next to enter when i press enter itself. the real case was that i was holding the left shift for a few capital letters at the end of my password, and i must in some cases not release it soon enough before hitting enter.
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