Hello,
A user (name: common sense answer) on the Car Talk board has sent me a couple of e-mails. What is curious is that he survived the SSO migration without a problem, but this is his new report. Thank you for your thoughts:
I was participating in the community discussions earlier today and then when I tried a little later I was apparently not logged in anymore.
I am usually automatically logged in. Where there is usually a dialog box there was only an "add coment" button.
Clicking it takes me to "account information"
I tried logging in, but couldn't. I tried resetting my password, but couldn't. [NOTE: user clarified he requested 2 password reset e-mails, which he received, but he could not use the new password to get in]
I just go back to the "add comment" and then back to "account information".
I have made attempts at different times today, but am getting nowhere.
I am not computer literate and reach a frustration point easily with these things. I have no choice but to give up.
P.S. There's a little yellow box on the "account information" page, while all of this is not happening, that reads "Welcome common sense answer (logout)"
I interpret that to ordinarily mean that I am logged in , however I am not recognized as such.
[NOTE: I asked user to clear cache/cookies in IE, close browser, and return, and this was his reply]
Still, when I click "add comment, I'm taken to "account information" page. There is no place there to log in as most of the page is blank. There's a little yellow box on the "account information" page, while all of this is not happening, that reads "Welcome common sense answer (logout)"
I interpret that to ordinarily mean that I am logged in , however I am not recognized as such.
Does this sound right ?
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I recommend asking the user to go to www.cartalk.com, sign in, and then click on the Community menu item. This will tell Vanilla to re-check the SSO.
However, the user (common sense answer) says it didn't work for him. Also, the user bscar/bscar2 has been unable to remain logged in in Firefox, but had been using IE9. He e-mailed me yesterday to say that the problems he previously saw in FF are now arising in IE9.
This is where he summarized his difficulty:
http://community.cartalk.com/discussion/comment/2913853#Comment_2913853
Does it matter that I see he has two accounts under the same e-mail address?