Hello,
I have a login form which used to work. Now in normal mode I get unauthorized message but in Icognito mode logs-in without any problem...
Any ideas?
Thank you!
Sounds to me like a browser cache issue. Try clearing your cookies and cache.
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Νικόλα καλησπέρα,
Is there a "Remember me" checkbox?
I did...let me retry... last time you told me to do something I already did, it worked. You bring good luck 
So let mme retry
Καλησπέρα!!!
No it does not.. Thank you for your answer
Brad!!!! It wokred!!!! How nice!!!
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The question left remaining, does it work for the remaining website visitors? 
Why did the error occur? 
Or maybe this is just your local development version, so it's ok not to worry about those questions
This could reveal an underlying logic issue
It actually happens to me quite often when I switch back and forth between local and production targets. It seems to confuse it unless I remember to log out of one before logging in to the other.
Hi, I think is only dev, because on every "Save" inside Wappler whatever page, api, or extensions updated, if "Session Store" is not set to "Memory" Wappler recreate the session variables and cause to invalidate any credentials.
When "Session Store" is "memory", with a simple refreshing of your current page in browser this will cause that new credentials get renew without the need to manually clear cookies or cache.
This happend to me quiet often too, I need to remove browser cache manually in order to wappler sessions works if "memory" is not set as default.
Would be good to know if this is a normal Wappler behaviour?
@patrick @George
When you work in Wappler, each time you edit a server action the server will restart and sessions will be lost when using memory store and authorisation/csrf validations will fail.