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wendycroft:
My client has come in with this rather weird error message that shows up for him and some of his members in the URL bar. I've attached a picture for your perusal because I don't get it and can't replicate it.

    Version(s) of SMF:    SMF 2.0.2
    Your Setup:
        List any Modifications you have installed:
1.    SMFPacks: SEO Pro Mod    1.1.3    
2.    Next Post Level    1.3.3    
3.    Anti-SID(PHPSESSID) canonical tag    0.4    
4.    Apache Error Handler    1.2    
5.    SMF 2.0.2 Update    1.0    
6.    SMF 2.0.1 Update    1.0    
7.    Welcome Topic Mod    2.1    
8.    reCAPTCHA for SMF    0.9.8a    
9.    SimplePortal    2.3.3

        List any Themes you have installed:
Epic

        List any non-English Language packs you have installed

N/A
        Are you using UTF-8?

Not sure

        Any other related information?

N/A
        What caching level are you using?

Level 1

    Server Software:
        Apache/IIS version?:
        PHP version?:
        Database type and version:
        Any other related server information?

How do I get hold of that?

    Where the Error Occurred
        File: N/A
        Line: N/A
        Any relevant errors in the SMF error log (if so please post them)?:

Please see attachment
 
We've got pages and pages of these

    How to Reproduce this Error?: I can't
   
Additional Information?

Client says it's been there for a while.

"Do you know how to disable the PHPSESSID from showing up in the forum URL? It usually shows up on the front page for instance."

"I don't believe this is related with the Plugin. This is happening for quite some time now. Somehow I can't replicate it either."

All I've got to go on is the pic and the error logs. Can anyone shed any light on this, please?

Arantor:
It'll show up on the front page but should disappear thereafter assuming cookies are enabled.

If the user has disabled cookies for your forum, it'll appear, and there's no way around that part of it.

K@:
Does this help?

http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/showthread.php?t=172149

(Bugger. Sorry, Arantor!)

Arantor:
That tip won't actually affect PHPSESSID cookies as created in SMF, however ;)

K@:
I bow to your superior knowledge, mate. :)

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