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When I log onto some sites, ex. http://mysite.com and then go to http://www.mysite.com, I’m not logged in? But if I switch back to http://mysite.com (without the www’s) I’m logged in again?
Anyone know why this is or how to make it so that if you log in on one, you’re logged in on both?
Thanks,
Matt
The two URLs http://www.mysite.com and mysite.com are separate domains (well a domain and a sub domain). Typically sites will have both domains directed at the same site – so users of the site don’t get confused. Probably when you login a cookie is set on your browser to identify you but it is associated with only the domain in which you logged in. This would be expected behaviour.