| "Use cookies" feature on login page slightly unclear [message #2942] |
Wed, 05 June 2002 15:31  |
snafu
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When I first registered here at the forums, I knew what "Use cookies" meant, only because I know what cookies are and have come to expect cookie-based auto-login features from up-to-par discussion forums.
My concern is that uninitiated users might not know what this feature does. A more verbose description might help.
How about something like one of these:
- Use cookies to log in automatically
- Use cookies for auto-login
- Use cookie auto-login what's this? [link popup window with complete description]
Hope this is useful,
Greg
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| Re: "Use cookies" feature on login page slightly unclear [message #2954 is a reply to message #2952] |
Wed, 05 June 2002 16:23  |
Ilia
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| snafu wrote on Wed, 05 June 2002 12:19 |
Silly me, just noticed the little login thingy at the bottom of the page. Is that new with 2.0? Guess I'm talking about the 'formal' login page then.
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Yup, that is a new feature introduced in 2.0 Release.
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I guess I didn't know there was both a formal and an informal login page. All I've ever seen was the page you go to when you click 'login' in the user control panel. There is a check box there with 'Use cookies' next to it. Could that text be expanded?
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