A user can only be logged into the event once at a time. If the user is attempting to access from two locations (such as mobile and a computer), they will need to first log out of the original location before attempting to login to the event at a second location.
If a user receives the "User already logged in!" message after immediate logout of the event, they should wait 2 minutes, then attempt to access the event again.
Optionally, the cause of this may be a second attempt to log in after a pop-up or script blocker has prevented the event window from opening or the user's cookie settings are incorrect. If the new window is appearing, but instead of displaying the event it displays a login page, this is most likely a cookie problem.
The user has provided an incorrect login ID and/or password for the specified login ID, or the user does not exist in the system.
The user is attempting to log into an event that requires registration, but the user has not registered or needs to be registered manually.
Users will receive this error message when attempting to login to the environment during the after event access period, but their event package does not provide access.
If the user attempts to login and is automatically brought to a thank you for attending screen, a popup blocker or script blocker could be preventing the event window from opening.
The user receives a pop-up message that says "This page contains both secure and nonsecure items. Do you want to display the nonsecure items?" A secure content issue may also appear as a blank page without an error message. The page will not load part or all of the content.
NOTE: The prompt may also read that the page only displays nonsecure items.In some cases, certain email clients will not pass through the entire login URL when clicked from the body of an email. As a best practice, ensure that the full URL is also included on email campaigns to allow users to copy and paste the link into their browser. Some email programs may truncate the login link causing the following error screen below to display.
NOTE: Hotmail will truncate a URL if it has a "?". Thus, everything following the "?" will not be passed and the following error may appear.When accessing the event through an iPhone, I receive the error message below after entering my login credentials.