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  • Is anyone else unable to "Like" posts?

    For the last few days, I have been unable to "Like" posts. When I click on Like, I get the following error message:

    Error Saving Like
    You are not logged in or you do not have permission to access this page. This could be due to one of several reasons:
    But I am logged in. Even after I log out and log in again, the problem persists. Is anyone else experiencing this?

    Thanks,
    Bruce

    PS- Despite the colon after "several reasons", no reasons are listed.
    --
    Bruce Weaver
    Email: [email protected]
    Version: Stata/MP 19.5 (Windows)
    Crypticity belongs in crosswords, not code! 🤨

  • #2
    Dear Bruce Weaver,

    Yes, the same happened to me. I managed to do it by repeatedly clicking on the icon; I guess I liked the post that much :-)

    Best wishes,

    Joao

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    • #3
      Here’s three. I can reply but not like posts at present.

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      • #4
        I can report the exact same behaviour as Bruce.

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        • #5
          Thanks to all who have responded. It just occurred to me that it might be a browser problem--e.g., maybe I need to clear cookies. To test that hypothesis, I logged out in Firefox and logged back in using MS Edge. And I found that I was able to Like each of the replies in this thread with just one click. I guess the next step is clearing cookies in Firefox to see if that fixes things. I just hope I can find a site-specific way to do that so that I don't lose stored info about all of the sites I visit.
          --
          Bruce Weaver
          Email: [email protected]
          Version: Stata/MP 19.5 (Windows)
          Crypticity belongs in crosswords, not code! 🤨

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          • #6
            Here is an AI summary of the instructions for how to clear the cache and site data for a single website in Firefox (while you are on that page).

            Method 1: Address Bar Shortcut (Easiest)
            • Go to the website you want to clear.
            • Click the lock/shield icon to the left of the URL in the address bar.
            • Click Clear cookies and site data.
            • Click Remove to confirm, then refresh the page.
            Doing that logged me out of Statalist, which was expected. But after I logged in again, I was able to Like a post with a single click. Perhaps others who have been having the same problem can confirm that clearing the cache & site data for Statalist works for them too.

            --
            Bruce Weaver
            Email: [email protected]
            Version: Stata/MP 19.5 (Windows)
            Crypticity belongs in crosswords, not code! 🤨

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            • #7
              Thank you for the additional information, Bruce. There was a misconfiguration on Statalist where the server was setting the PHP session cookie to timeout after 1 day (86400 seconds) but the forum software was set to 1 hour (3600 seconds). We have aligned these values and the issue should now be resolved, or auto-resolved within 1 day of your original report, when the client side session cookie expires.

              Using your method of manually clearing the session is also a great solution.

              -Pete

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              • #8
                Thanks Pete Huckelba (StataCorp). It turns out my solution had a very short shelf-life: I had to do it again just now before I could Like your reply in #7! It's good to know there's a more general solution that should kick in soon.
                --
                Bruce Weaver
                Email: [email protected]
                Version: Stata/MP 19.5 (Windows)
                Crypticity belongs in crosswords, not code! 🤨

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                • #9
                  FWIW The "no like" problem persists for me, whether using Chrome or Edge. (I cleared my Statalist cache too - thanks for tip Bruce Weaver )

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