Constant Disconnects in Forums
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@Rahul-Balaggan said in Constant Disconnects in Forums:
@Travis-Butler
Thank you, instead of logging into the forums at all.Can you go to the main site only, log out (if you are logged in) then log in on the main site and click the "FORUMS" button from the main site to come to the forums?
if that is successful, then going to the forums from the reader should also work.
I can't say for sure it will work, but the only difference with what you wrote and what others who did it are, they did not log in to the forums, just the main site.
That seems to have done it. Still getting a lot of 'connection was lost' pop-ups, but at least they don't seem to be interfering with operation.
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If logging out of the main site and back in doesn't fix the issue, you could try deleting all JNC related cookies on your browser before trying to log in again.
@Travis-Butler said in Constant Disconnects in Forums:
That seems to have done it. Still getting a lot of 'connection was lost' pop-ups, but at least they don't seem to be interfering with operation.
I'm getting about the normal amount of forum connection things I was seeing a few months ago including that clicking the button to take you to your last position in a topic causes it to load and then after a few seconds reload before it settles down. It does seem to be running faster than last week though.
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@Travis-Butler said in Constant Disconnects in Forums:
ferex
A little off-topic, but what in the world was this word meant to be? Nothing comes to mind. I tried looking it up in case it was some word I'd just never heard but found nothing.
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I needed to delete cookies from j-novel to solve the issue. An announcement on the main site would have been useful.
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@AliceCheshire said in Constant Disconnects in Forums:
@Travis-Butler said in Constant Disconnects in Forums:
ferex
A little off-topic, but what in the world was this word meant to be? Nothing comes to mind. I tried looking it up in case it was some word I'd just never heard but found nothing.
Ferex = For Example. Actually ‘fer example’ - because ‘forex’ doesn’t work as well as a contraction.