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ObiBong Senior Member 1162 Posts 12/02	Posted - Jan 3 2007 : 5:09PM I use the active topics page as my ADT bookmark. I had to change the bookmark yesterday or the day before, and the new version doesn't work when I come back to the site from elsewhere -- it shows no active topics. If I stay at ADT for a few minutes, when I hit active topics it shows the new ones. Anyone else having this problem? [Link]
Drew Black broken crankshaft 8009 Posts 9/99	Posted - Jan 3 2007 : 6:45PM I'll look at it. I changed the way that we store cookies site-wide late last night. I bet that something's screwy there. [Link]
Drew Black broken crankshaft 8009 Posts 9/99	Posted - Jan 3 2007 : 6:53PM When you hit the active topics page what does it say for your last visit? [Link]
cobalt60 Knuckle Dragger 2046 Posts 2/03	Posted - Jan 3 2007 : 7:04PM I'm having the same problem. It says my last visit was 13 minutes ago. [Link]
ObiBong Senior Member 1162 Posts 12/02	Posted - Jan 3 2007 : 7:08PM The last time it didn't work I believe it gave the current time as the last visit. [Link]

Drew Black broken crankshaft 8009 Posts 9/99	Posted - Jan 3 2007 : 7:14PM I'll work on it. The new cookie mechanism must be resetting the cookie more often than it should be. [Link]
cobalt60 Knuckle Dragger 2046 Posts 2/03	Posted - Jan 3 2007 : 7:15PM Now that he mentions it, when it says the last visit was the current time, it's saying there are no active topics, but it's working for me right now (and says my last visit was 24 minutes ago). It's been doing this off and on all day, or at least since lunchtime when I started goofing off. [Link]
cobalt60 Knuckle Dragger 2046 Posts 2/03	Posted - Jan 3 2007 : 7:15PM Cookies are delicious. [Link]
Drew Black broken crankshaft 8009 Posts 9/99	Posted - Jan 3 2007 : 7:19PM It's not remembering the last visit properly. It will capture the start time of your current visit but not the last visit from the cookie. It's got to be something simple. [Link]
cobalt60 Knuckle Dragger 2046 Posts 2/03	Posted - Jan 3 2007 : 7:50PM Drew Black wrote: It's not remembering the last visit properly. It will capture the start time of your current visit but not the last visit from the cookie. It's got to be something simple. Click to expand In retrospect, it always is. Programming can be humbling, though, for that very fact. [Link]
Drew Black broken crankshaft 8009 Posts 9/99	Posted - Jan 3 2007 : 8:38PM That's what I get for making these kinds of changes at 4 am powered by caffiene. [Link]
threesomebody Official BlowBang Judge Would you like my autograph? 2491 Posts 12/04	Posted - Jan 3 2007 : 9:05PM Under Drew's avatar it says 5999 9/99 That's a lot of nines. [Link]
Drew Black broken crankshaft 8009 Posts 9/99	Posted - Jan 4 2007 : 12:18AM Look for any cookies from forum.adultdvdtalk.com if you still have them and remove them. Those things are from when we tried out that other forum software a long time ago. They will cause a problem. [Link]
croy Platinum Member Discovry 4574 Posts 3/04	Posted - Jan 4 2007 : 5:27AM threesomebody wrote: Under Drew's avatar it says 5999 9/99 That's a lot of nines. Click to expand He's still partying like its 1999. [Link]
ObiBong Senior Member 1162 Posts 12/02	Posted - Jan 4 2007 : 3:45PM Seems OK now. Thanks. [Link]

Drew Black broken crankshaft 8009 Posts 9/99	Posted - Jan 4 2007 : 4:31PM It was that danglin cookie. Always a problem like a stranglin dingleberry. [Link]
willywilly Member Activated Member 662 Posts 2/05	Posted - Jan 4 2007 : 7:52PM Drew Black wrote: It was that danglin cookie. Always a problem like a stranglin dingleberry. Click to expand This thread reminds me - I've been meaning to ask you something. Is there any way that we can 'reset' our last visit date/time to something of our choosing? There have been a few occasions where it would have been nice to be able to do it. For example - Had to leave the computer and come back later, without having been over new messages. Just wondering if we could edit a cookie or something. Or - is it all handled on your end? Thanks [Link]
Drew Black broken crankshaft 8009 Posts 9/99	Posted - Jan 4 2007 : 8:04PM All on my end. Prior to my recent changes you could have edited the cookie. Good luck editing it now. [Link]
willywilly Member Activated Member 662 Posts 2/05	Posted - Jan 4 2007 : 8:13PM Drew Black wrote: All on my end. Prior to my recent changes you could have edited the cookie. Good luck editing it now. Click to expand Ok. Can't hurt to ask. Thanks [Link]
cobalt60 Knuckle Dragger 2046 Posts 2/03	Posted - Jan 5 2007 : 7:13PM Can the cookies be set to remember a based on active topics based on username rather than IP? I get different topics depending on where I'm goofing off from. I should know this but I'm lazy and you might know off the top of your head. [Link]
Drew Black broken crankshaft 8009 Posts 9/99	Posted - Jan 5 2007 : 9:34PM It's based on a cookie in the browser. IPs aren't part of it. I don't keep track of last visits in the database but it would be pretty easy to do so. [Link]
cobalt60 Knuckle Dragger 2046 Posts 2/03	Posted - Jan 5 2007 : 9:55PM You could do something with long ttl session vars that would accomplish what I just said, though, right? I'm thinking through about six beers here so bear with me. [Link]
Drew Black broken crankshaft 8009 Posts 9/99	Posted - Jan 5 2007 : 10:02PM I'd rather hit the database than keep sessions open longer. IIS is a bit stupid in how it handles memory allocation for sessions. Google's crawler hits our site many thousands of times per day. Each request ends up launching a new session in IIS which eats up memory. I suppose I could/should detect them and abandon the sessions for those requests but currently I don't. We currently use memory-based sessions but at some point will have to switch to a different method to support a web farm/web garden approach. [Link]
cobalt60 Knuckle Dragger 2046 Posts 2/03	Posted - Jan 5 2007 : 10:16PM Web garden sounds so serene. It sounds like you've had to deal with larger scalability issues than I ever would've wanted to put up with on IIS. Clustering, web server farms, high availability SQL Server, caching, the whole nine yards..I'm sorry. What a pain in the ass. Would you do it all over again? [Link]
Drew Black broken crankshaft 8009 Posts 9/99	Posted - Jan 5 2007 : 10:47PM If php5 (or even 4) was available (and if MySQL supported stored procedures and triggers) when I first started this stuff we might have gone a different route. ASP isn't great but MS SQL Server is awesome. It's really not that bad though. We're an outdated scripting language on relatively slow servers. It still chugs along fine with 350 - 400 active sessions for the moment. There's only two IIS worker processes servicing all of ADT. One for the forum and one for the main site. If things start to get too slow I'll convert some of our more popular pages to ISAPI code, not that .NET shit. [Link]

HeyNow Oblivious Gold Star Hey! 5965 Posts 1/03	Posted - Jan 21 2013 : 11:43AM It works then it doesn't. Getting a: Error Processing your request HTTP Error 500 - Server Error At times today. Then I closed the browser (Safari) and it worked. Then it didn't. And closed and not working again. This the link in the upper right corner. [Link]

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