Since I had to kill and restart my browser I can't view my scorecard anymore. When I try, it shows me as logged out and thus unable to view that page. I appear as logged in on other parts of the site.

I know sometimes my browser does this to me and it takes it a little while and refresh of the page to remember "oh hey you ARE logged in"? Have you had any success in viewing your scorecard since posting this?

Has the same issue. Flash Player installed.

I have a problem with the scorecard as well. I can see the scorecard for today no problem, but when I try and look at past days the white page comes up but no graph is populated.

My scorecard looks fine on another PC. But here now I opened MTS in Firefox. I use Google Chrome at home.

Now everytuing is fine. Thank you :lovestruc

I'm not seeing the same graphs on mine anymore... I get a graph like I see on the page for one specific download, but for everything, and no longer can see a daily breakdown for today's downloads...

@Zarathustra You can see todays downloads by clicking todays date in the calendar. I'm still working on the other graphs (the ones in the list of downloads at the bottom). What else are you missing?

Ah, OK, gotcha! I think I can get to everything then, I just wasn't seeing how... Thanks!

@kestrellyn Guessing this is solved; let us know if not!

Oh, yeah, sorry, I forgot about this. It's some cookie problem, when my browser restarts after a reboot and all the cookies have been deleted, it tries to reload the page it was on before, which is usually something only logged-in users can see, like the Scorecard/stats page, so I get the "you can't see this" message. Then I log in, but the page doesn't get up to date with the fact that I logged in, and seems to be stuck with an old cookie because the browser tried to load it while I was logged out. If I wait a couple hours it usually sorts itself out.

Thank you, kestrellyn, and nice to see you! OK, resetting thread status to To Fix in case there's anything admins can do to help with that.

Hi there!

Not sure if this will be of much help but you can always try “hard” reloading. For chrome that's SHIFT+Ctrl+R, that sometimes does the job

Here is some information on that for other browsers: https://www.getfilecloud.com/blog/2...s/#.XUKppCWxWEc

EDIT: usually if you happen to notice you're logged out all of the sudden, do NOT try logging in. Make sure to try reloading the page first, for some reason that seems to do the job currently Probably because the cookie can't be grabbed at the moment you were going to a different page. Reloading could therefore do the trick.