I have had this problem earlier in the month,and someone posted me to try logging out and then logging back on...well then it worked, but today it's not working[i've tried about 8x's].I get a message that says this page no longer exists or something along those lines.I am a member,i used my member no. and password..maybe a setting is switched on or off and a moderator could resolve this. thanks robert raess
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- Thread starter Robert Raess
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It is working just fine. If you have bookmarked a link, the problem may be that the link is post login rather than pre-login. You can't bypass the login screen. Try navigating to the members login screen from the AAW home page.
I am logged in
I have saved the site as a bookmark, but i always make sure that i am logged in....tho there are two log ins which is a little confusing. Iknow one is for members ,which i am, and the other for non's.
I have saved the site as a bookmark, but i always make sure that i am logged in....tho there are two log ins which is a little confusing. Iknow one is for members ,which i am, and the other for non's.
- Joined
- Jan 27, 2005
- Messages
- 13,039
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- 5,481
- Location
- Dalworthington Gardens, TX
- Website
- pbase.com
Even if you are a member, there are two separate log-ins. While you can stay automatically logged into the forums, you can't do the same for the members only area. The forum log-in makes no distinction between members and non-members. If you are trying to bypass the members only login area with a bookmark, that will not work (I could be mistaken and it would not be the first time, but I believe that the cookies for log-in status in the members only area are not persistent from one session to another.
In any event, enter the members only area through the link on the home page. When you get to the log-in screen, enter your AAW member number and your password. These are NOT the same as the forum log-in username and password. If you still can't get in, request an email reminder for your AAW member number and password. There is also more help information on the log-in page. If you still can't get into the members only area, then phone AAW for help. The discussion forum mods are not able to tell you a forgotten password for the members only area (nor any other password, for that matter). Also, the mods do not read every thread unless they happen to be having a very slow day at work. If you want to speak (i.e., "write") to a mod, the best way to contact them is via PM unless you happen to have a mod's secret cell phone number.
In any event, enter the members only area through the link on the home page. When you get to the log-in screen, enter your AAW member number and your password. These are NOT the same as the forum log-in username and password. If you still can't get in, request an email reminder for your AAW member number and password. There is also more help information on the log-in page. If you still can't get into the members only area, then phone AAW for help. The discussion forum mods are not able to tell you a forgotten password for the members only area (nor any other password, for that matter). Also, the mods do not read every thread unless they happen to be having a very slow day at work. If you want to speak (i.e., "write") to a mod, the best way to contact them is via PM unless you happen to have a mod's secret cell phone number.