3 Replies Latest reply on Feb 23, 2012 11:09 AM by Ken G. Rice

    Problem logging in from iPad2

    XorroDesign
    XorroDesign Feb 22, 2012 12:25 AM

      Hi, when I try to sign in to the Creative Cloud from my iPad2, it keeps hanging at the 4 squares flashing around.

      When I try to sign in from my iMac, the 4 squares flash a second, and then the Sign in pops up. No problem on the iMac.

      Problem on the iPad. They both work from the same WiFi network, the Airport Basestation is very nearby (3 meters).

       

      So how can I solve this please?

       

      Kind regards

      XorroDesign

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        • 1. Re: Problem logging in from iPad2
          Ken G. Rice Adobe Employee
          Ken G. Rice Employee Feb 24, 2012 8:50 AM (in response to XorroDesign)

          Here are some quick trouble-shooting steps that might resolve your issue on the iPad2:

           

          1. On the iPad2 go to Settings.
          2. Choose Safari from the Settings list on the left.
          3. Under Privacy make sure Private Browsing is Off and that Accept Cookies is 'From visisted'.
          4. Under Security make sure JavaScript is On.

           

          Another trouble-shooting step that works with any website:

           

          From Settings > Safari (as above), under Security, tap Advanced and turn the Debug Console to On. This will show a Debug Console above the browsing window and should just show No Errors, unless there is an error. It will not catch all errors but can still be quite useful.

           

          Ken G. Rice

          Quality Engineer

          Adobe Systems

          • 2. Re: Problem logging in from iPad2
            XorroDesign Level 1
            XorroDesign Feb 23, 2012 10:55 AM (in response to Ken G. Rice)

            Hi Ken,

             

            It worked! Thanks for your help.

             

            Kind regards,

            Andre

            • 3. Re: Problem logging in from iPad2
              Ken G. Rice Adobe Employee
              Ken G. Rice Employee Feb 23, 2012 11:09 AM (in response to XorroDesign)

              Andre,

               

              Glad to hear that.

               

              Another trouble-shooting step I forgot to mention that works with any website. From Settings > Safari as above under Security click on Advanced and turn the Debug Console to On. This will show a Debug Console above the browsing window and should just show No Errors, unless there is an error. It will not catch all errors but can still be quite useful.

               

              Ken

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