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I can’t log in at the space after each post, but I CAN log in at the very bottom of the page. I’m using an iPhone.
I had the same problem also. It returned a message: “Cannot be found”. Following the advice of Frank, I logged in at the very bottom of the page.
I had similar problems.
Works for me on my Blackberry.
I have had no problems and have logged on several times (like Frank, using the bottom of the page.)
Is this a problem that just started or has it always been this way?
Also, are you using your cellphone network or wi-fi?
I had the same problem a few days ago, and for the first and only time.
Fr., I really appreciate how easy it is to read articles on your site. It is the first one I go to when on the iphone because of this.
After reading these comments, I tried ‘normal view’ on my iPhone, and obviously can finally log on. But I do have to go to ‘full version’ for the comment box to appear. I seriously thought the HS was trying to tell me something…
Seems fine (Motorola Q phone)
I’ve not been able to login for a couple of months. I use my cell wireless. It just worked starting today.
I’m able to log in and comment on my iPhone.
I experience the difficulty on both wifi and cell phone carrier. I’m not sure but I think it worked properly when you first introduced the new mobile view for iPhone.
Hi, I’m posting from my nokia.
I’ve never been able to log in from my iPhone. When I try to log in at the bottom of the comments, I get an error message: “Not Found. The requested URL /wp-login.php was not found on this server.”
I can only log on now from my iPhone but not my home computer. Are logins restricted to one machine?
Wow… all sorts of problems here. I don’t know what is going on.
I will try a couple things.
Keep posting feedback. What happened, what your phone is. What changed.
No change yet for this iPhone user. Can not log in from the posts (I get a Not Found message), but CAN log in at the bottom of the page.
No problems when I use my Blackberry.
I am using my Sprint Samsung Rant and it was pretty easy to post this response.