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Why do I need to log in again to reply after posting once and moving to another thread? Do I need to log in again after downloading it once, even if I download it again? :L :L :L
It might be a mistake in page operations; after I reply, there’s no need to log in again, and neither is it necessary after downloading the materials! Try clicking the back button in the upper left corner of the browser!
I’m a beginner; please give me lots of guidance!
I’m a beginner; please give me lots of guidance!
Clear the COOKIES; things are fine here.
:Handshake, okay. Thank you! But this kind of thing doesn’t happen on other forums
It’s possible to go back; I’m not sure if it’s a firewall issue.
Have you enabled cookies in your IE browser? If not, please turn it on and give it a try; if that doesn’t work, leave a message.
Where to enable cookies in the IE browser? Haichuan Chemical Forum: Warning message – Your request came from an incorrect source or the verification string does not match; it cannot be submitted. If you have installed some kind of personal firewall software that defaults to blocking incoming information (such as Norton Internet Security), please set it so that it does not block incoming information and try again.
I’ve logged in over 10 or 20 times today; I’m not familiar with the computer, so I’m sorry.
I saw it. :L: If you are using IE 6.0, please follow these steps to enable cookies: (1) Click “Tools” on the menu bar; in the menu that appears, select “Internet Options” at the bottom. In the Internet Options window that opens, there is a tab bar at the top – click on the third option, “Privacy”. In the \"Privacy\" settings, there are three buttons in the lower middle section. Click the second button, \"Advanced\“. In the cookie settings window that appears, select the following options: \"Override automatic cookie handling\", \"First-party cookies: Accept\", \"Third-party cookies: Accept\", and \"Always allow session cookies\“. Click the \"OK\" button to close the cookie settings window. Then click the \"OK\" button to close the Internet Options settings window
It’s fine now. :victory: :victory: :victory:
I always resolve things by stepping back; I’m not sure if there’s a better way.