[Jomar]

Often what helps when some are having issues with the site or sites, is to clear you browser cache.

some threads about it-
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/sh...ht=clear+cache

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/sh...ht=clear+cache

[mrsD]

I sent you a test PM keep smilin...

There is a box to check below the text box that says
"check to save sent messages"... that needs to be checked to show your message in your sent box.

[Jomar]

Until you get it figured out, after typing a PM or message save a copy of it -and if it does disappear you can just paste it back and try it again.

Do you use the little "remember me" check box when you log in?
Often that helps if it is a timing out issue.

[mrsD]

It is working fine for her now... we PMed back and forth.

[Chemar]

bumping this up

I just wanted to post a reminder here as I think some members may still be confused about how the messages here work

If you want to send someone a Private Message (ie one that only you and they can read) that is very different from posting a Visitor Message on their profile page, which *everyone* who is logged in can read

[mrsD]

Also I would like to add this reminder:

Visitor messages on your profile, come from other people's profiles. To ANSWER a visitor message, you need to go to the sender's profile and answer in the message box there.

If you answer a visitor message on YOUR profile, the sender cannot see it. They won't know it is there. If they happen to visit you they will see your response...but it may be days or weeks later depending on them.

I will confess I have done this myself .... and I will also say that I post general notes on my own visitor message list, during holidays and when I am not available (on vacation) for anyone coming to my profile to read.

So I know how easy it is to post in the wrong location!

Visitor messages can be read by anyone logged into NeuroTalk with a registration ID.
If you need to communicate sensitive information or personal details, please use the Private Message function (PM) for privacy.