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trouble with GW site

transplanted2scin07

15 years ago

Has anyone else been having trouble posting to this site? I use Firefox but until recently, never had any trouble. Now, when I try to submit, I get "Cannot find" messages and have to go through a lot of trouble to find and submit the message I just typed. Frustrating!

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gnomey
15 years ago
I thought the site was down all day yesterday after I posted because it wouldn't load for me in FireFox. Then last night I finally asked a friend to check and it loaded for him. So then I opened IE and it loaded right up for me in that browser. I had to tell FF to always let GW use cookies. In Tools>Options>Privacy>Exceptions I told it to let www.gardenweb.com and gardenweb.com always use cookies. Then I restarted the browser and it has worked fine since.
transplanted2scin07
Original Author
15 years ago
Thanks, that was just the ticket!!!
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gnomey
15 years ago
oh good! glad it worked for you too.
jankay
15 years ago
I haven't been able to load the Garden Voices site for about 4-5 days now. I followed the advice given above, but it didn't work.

Anyone else having this problem? Any possible solutions? I just love those blogs.

Jan

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