 It just happened that I was logged in on 2 different browsers. When I tried to change something from within the administration panel I got a 'possible attack' message. After I closed the other browser and when I tried again to change something from within admin it all worked fine and smooth. Make sure that you're only logged-in in one browser on your computer. It may save you from some headache. |
elcentcom. THANK YOU for posting this. I got mocked by a few of the members here because I said I wanted to try to save a beta that had about 10 members, but I have been working the better part of two days trying to get that data back in. I've been getting hammered with "possible attack" messages as I copy the information from the beta to the RC. I will try now to copy the information to a text file first. Thanks for sharing this. Rob |
I realized that when I clear the cache of the browser (I'm using Firefox), the possible attack thingy is resolved. This is probably due to browser issue. A spyware clearance might help. |
When using FF to test a change always press ctrl+f5 . This forces a full and clean refresh of the page instead of using anything that is left in your cache. |
Good advice guys- I was going crazy, but was finally able to get my data transferred. This is going to take some getting used to though. I almost always have at least two browsers open when I work with Dolphin- sometimes three (FF, IE, Chrome). With this, it doesn't even matter that they are different kinds of browsers- you still set off the possible attack alarms. |
For me I only get this problem with IE7 but not FF. With IE, I get it everytime I go to the site - regardless if I have it open on another browser or not. |
