[How to] Stay logged in on www and http?

AdminCp>Vbulletin Options>Cookies and HTTP Header Options>Session Timeout>

Increase this number - remember it is in seconds. so 3600 would be an hour.
 
RobbieZ said:
AdminCp>Vbulletin Options>Cookies and HTTP Header Options>Session Timeout>

Increase this number - remember it is in seconds. so 3600 would be an hour.
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Thanks mate I found it and changed that setting to 1 day now :)

Do you know how to fix my other problem?

I have so many users coming to me asking about this same problem.
 
Pleeeeease can somebody help me with this?

I've many links that are requiring users to login again.

Any help appreciated.
 
it's the fault of the vbulletin's design, www.xxx.com is considered to be on a different domain than xxx.com (at least where the browser is concerned), vbulletin only creates domain specific cookies, to fix this, they would need to have the www site check to see if there's a xxx.com cookie and mirror that and create an identical session.

Not sure if they've implemented this in 3.8.x but I doubt it
 
leegao said:
it's the fault of the vbulletin's design, www.xxx.com is considered to be on a different domain than xxx.com (at least where the browser is concerned), vbulletin only creates domain specific cookies, to fix this, they would need to have the www site check to see if there's a xxx.com cookie and mirror that and create an identical session.

Not sure if they've implemented this in 3.8.x but I doubt it
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OK Thanks for that.

Guess I'll need to just put up with the problem for the time being then until VB fix it.

Bit scared to update to 3.8.0 at the moment incase my whole forum is screwed up as I have quite a few mods installed, as well as a custom skin.
 
xD problem omg i guessed this was of common knowledge just go to
AdminCp>Vbulletin Options>Cookies and HTTP Header Options>Cookie Domain

well know you have to be loged in in your site like www.mysite.com so the option will display in the dropdown selct box, click in .mysite.com and save and that's it
 
Itsuki Minami said:
xD problem omg i guessed this was of common knowledge just go to
AdminCp>Vbulletin Options>Cookies and HTTP Header Options>Cookie Domain

well know you have to be loged in in your site like www.mysite.com so the option will display in the dropdown selct box, click in .mysite.com and save and that's it
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I already tried this but it doesn't work.
 
h@ck3r said:
I already tried this but it doesn't work.
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many made a same question on vb.org forums but the truth is no one has got a right answer, its a major bug on vbulletin and I dont know they will correct that in their future versions but till now there is no satisfied answers from the moderators there, all their answers turned out to be a failure! so there is no standrad solution for this problem till now..

regards
 
I dont know it will work someone posted this as a solution may be try it out!

add this to your .htaccess

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\.yourdomain\.com
RewriteRule (.*) http://www.yourdomain.com/$1 [R=301,L]
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I will try now and test :)
 
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