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> Fixed the issue reported by Hmmm...
Yep - that looks better :¬)
NB. You will remember the issue about remembering login details has been raised a few times in the past, and you were looking at things...
I'm not sure if you are aware of the current situation?
For me (and my Freeola customers) FF remembers the details but IE still doesn't.
I was showing a new Freeola ADSL customer how to check their usage during the week and it would have simplified things for them (and me!) if IE8 retained the login details for MyFreeola.
Obviously this would help all IE customers/users with Freeola accounts, new or returning.
[s]Hmmm...[/s]
Freeola Login Video Clip
The warning displayed is exactly the same as in the picture I posted in this thread yesterday.
Hope this is of some help.
Eccles:
"Yep basically we're looking for the .co.uk version of the domain in
the certificate warning."
Your favicon code still refer to the .co.uk domain name when I click the "post a reply" button.
Excellent work guys,its fine now.
PS well done to the Freeola guys :-)
> Well done pete, excellent investigative work and explanatory
> video - 3 gold stars and a gad :-D
Thanks DL,however I do believe I have already more than been rewarded by means of some rather nice Eccles points :)
> Dragonlance wrote:
> Well done pete, excellent investigative work and explanatory
> video - 3 gold stars and a gad :-D
>
> Thanks DL,however I do believe I have already more than been
> rewarded by means of some rather nice Eccles points :)
And they might be?
> Points to cjh and some to Pete as well
Never been awarded any before DL,feel it's quite an achievement TBH.Probably need to earn a few more before I win a mug or something though :)