I am the site administrator for PESWiki.com.
I have noted from the past that the "thumb" feature does not work with images, and have just worked around that.
Anyway, this evening a user evoked that feature and kept it in place on their page.
I was "logged in" at the time I went to view the page. http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Bedini_SG:Replications:oneness
In particular: http://peswiki.com/index.php?title=Directory:Bedini_SG:Replications:oneness&...
Because of the thumb bug, there was script error messages at the beginning of the page, superimposed on top of the page text.
I fixed the problem by going in and removing the "|thumb]]" command from the images.
However, that bug did something to the settings, and now I can't log in to the site.
When I try to log in to my site, peswiki.com, I get a message saying that cookies are not enabled and must be in order to use it.
Here are some other factors that enter into the history of this problem, which may or may not be germane.
I am able to log in to wikipedia.com just fine.
I've rebooted a couple of times, I uninstalled java, which has been giving me problems.
I gave PESWiki.com explicit permission in IE6.0 browser. I changed the cookie settings to the lowest level of securing. Nada.
Just now I tried using Mozilla. Nada.
Perhaps the problem came when I was visiting a site that uses Java (www.planetark.com). What usually happens is that when I get to the site, as the Java script loads the browser closed down. americananatigravity.com is another site that I've not been able to access.
I've found, though, that with planetark.com that I could hit the "stop" button on my browser as the page is loading, to keep the Java code from installing, and the browser will not close out on me.
Tonight I had some problems doing that.
Also, my ISP each Sunday evening does something at around 9:00 pm that throws my internet connection into a tizzy, requiring me to reboot before I can use it again.
So, those are the things that happened this evening between the time that PESWiki worked and when it I could no longer log in. It was after rebooting from the ISP thing (which has been ongoing for a couple of months if not more).
Another thing I did to troubleshoot was uninstall Java. I can now access the sites that had been closing out on me, but that did not resolve my wiki log-in problem.
Sterling