So you may have noticed some changes...

[ashley76]

So you may have noticed some changes to the site as of last night. Well to make a long story short, I have given up on vbulletin's CMS offerings for now so back to good ol' WordPress!

With the new system it takes on average about 2 minutes to post an article whereas the old system would take me at least 6-7 minutes to post an article.

Another great feature of what we have now is that you can comment on any of our network sites using Disqus. (Sign up for a free account by clicking the link)

Our network sites include BZZURKK.com, DCCollector.com, HotToysFan.com, and IDWcollector.com

The forum will stay here at BZZURKK for everyone to talk and hang out. I hope everyone likes the way things are now and find it easier to post across all sites.

Thanks

[Dick Grayson]

good idea Ashley, on havin the DC Collectors articles link back here. the only thing is, that i have to keep signin in, to comment on each article... it wasnt like before where it kept me signed in. but other than that, the site looks great.

[ashley76]

I will try and get to the bottom of that tomorrow.

[TheGameAH]

Nice work Ashley, Thank you.

[Dick Grayson]

I will try and get to the bottom of that tomorrow.

thanks man.

[ashley76]

Here is a recommendation that they give for staying logged in...

If you're having trouble staying logged into Disqus, it may be due to a setting in your browser that deals with cookies. Cookies allow Disqus to tell your web browser that you've successfully logged in; without access to cookies, Disqus cannot properly log you into the system.
Please make sure you are accepting cookies as well as accepting cookies from 3rd party sites.

On Firefox:
Open up your Preferences (Mac OS X) or go to Tools > Options (PC/Windows).
Under the Privacy tab, check Accept Third Party Cookies

On Safari:
Open up your Preferences.
Under the Security tab, check Always accept cookies

On Chrome:
Open up your Preferences (Mac OS X), or find the Wrench icon > Options > Under the Hood > Cookie Settings (PC/Windows)
Under Cookie Setting, make sure Allow All Cookies is selected.

[Dick Grayson]

Here is a recommendation that they give for staying logged in...

If you're having trouble staying logged into Disqus, it may be due to a setting in your browser that deals with cookies. Cookies allow Disqus to tell your web browser that you've successfully logged in; without access to cookies, Disqus cannot properly log you into the system.
Please make sure you are accepting cookies as well as accepting cookies from 3rd party sites.

On Firefox:
Open up your Preferences (Mac OS X) or go to Tools > Options (PC/Windows).
Under the Privacy tab, check Accept Third Party Cookies

On Safari:
Open up your Preferences.
Under the Security tab, check Always accept cookies

On Chrome:
Open up your Preferences (Mac OS X), or find the Wrench icon > Options > Under the Hood > Cookie Settings (PC/Windows)
Under Cookie Setting, make sure Allow All Cookies is selected.

are the directions the same, for microtrash Windows XP?

[ashley76]

Here is some info for Internet Explorer...

How to Access Cookies Settings

To view or modify cookies settings, follow these steps:

1. In Internet Explorer, click Internet Options on the Tools menu, and then click the Security tab.
2. Click the Web content zone you want, and then click Custom Level.
3. Under Cookies, click the options you want, click OK, and then click OK.

Back to the top
How to Customize Cookies Settings for Each Security Zone

You can set custom cookies settings for each security zone. To do so, follow these steps:

1. In Internet Explorer, click Internet Options on the Tools menu, and then click the Security tab.
2. Click the Web content zone you want, and then click Custom Level.
3. Under Cookies, click the options you want, click OK, and then repeat steps 1 through 2 for each zone.

Back to the top
How to Customize Settings for the Use of Session or Persistent Cookies

Session cookies are deleted when you quit Internet Explorer. Persistent cookies remain on your computer. How to Customize Settings to Use Persistent Cookies

1. In Internet Explorer, click Internet Options on the Tools menu, and then click the Security tab.
2. Click the Web content zone you want, and then click Custom Level.
3. Under Cookies, click the option you want to use under Allow cookies that are stored on your computer, click OK, and then click OK.

How to Customize Settings to Use Session Cookies

1. In Internet Explorer, click Internet Options on the Tools menu, and then click the Security tab.
2. Click the Web content zone you want, and then click Custom Level.
3. Under Cookies, click the option you want under Allow Per-session Cookies (Not Stored), click OK, and then click OK

I would recommend downloading and using Firefox even for windows... You will have a much nicer Internet experience :)

[CKFROMSD]

been using Disqus for some time now and since their last upgrade on their end nothing I've done seems to keep me logged in. Many newspapers I read on-line us disqus and it is annoying. lol
i was happy though I did not have to create anything new

[ashley76]

Here is a question are you using Internet Explorer CK? Just checking. I am using a mac/firefox and do not get logged out... Just trying to narrow down the problem...

[Dick Grayson]

i have to agree with CK, ive followed the directions above with cookies, and i still cant stay logged in. everytime i want to comment on an article, i have to log in individually for every single article.... its not like before, where i could just move from one article to another, without havin to keep login in.... now i have to get my ID and password, everytime i want to say somethin...even if i dont X the page out, i still have to log in just to comment.

[TheGameAH]

I'm using firefox, no problems.

[ashley76]

Yeah, I think it is an Internet Explorer issue. I have a ticket opened with them now... You can download Firefox at the link below if you want though :)

www.mozilla.com/firefox/