unable to logon to the main site

[cilu]

Just when I though things could not go worse. Just like in Dumb and Dumber...

I was trying to logon to the main site (http://www.codeguru.com/accountManagement/). My password didn't work.

Invalid username or password. Please try again.

I used the "forget your password" feature to reset it. Got the mail, reset the password, went to the logon form again. Bum!

Invalid username or password. Please try again.

Reset the password again, attempted to logon, same error.

It's great that there is eye catching (should I say eye bothering) animation with the logon form (was that really necessary?) but it would be a million times more important for me to be able to logon.

[VictorN]

Well, I had worse problems from 24 to 27 March when I could neither login, nor change password ("Invalid username or password. Please try again."), nor send a feedback mail ("mail address doesn not exist")...
Suddenly, all these problems disappeared on 28 March.... and I could request my password and then login successfully.

[Brad Jones]

Well, I had worse problems from 24 to 27 March when I could neither login, nor change password ("Invalid username or password. Please try again."), nor send a feedback mail ("mail address doesn not exist")...
Suddenly, all these problems disappeared on 28 March.... and I could request my password and then login successfully.

They also fixed the freedback email address at that time too

There was a problem for those few days as a result of the migration. Those problems should be all be fixed now.

A general comment: The main site login is for the Developer.com Network, which might not be the same as your Codeguru login.

Brad!

[cilu]

The logon form says:

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Anyways, the system recognized my email, it sent the change password email, I changed the password, the logon did not work. It doesn't matter to what it authenticates. The process fails.