I can be logged in and if I go to update my member page it always ask me to login again. I do not know how anyone else updates their wishlist but I always go to any forum and scroll to the bottom where it says member services page. Then it ask me to login and I see a bunch of links. I hit the one I want then when I am done I hit save then it takes me to another page of links to where I can either view my list or I can return to the forum. This post got me curious so I figured hey I need to update my list anyway so I just tried it and it seemed to work for me. I am with karen if you are still having problems then maybe contacting an admin may be your best route.

I think you are talking about the preferences page. I haven't had your exact problem, but earlier in 2011 I stopped receiving emails sent to me from this site. And the box is checked and always has been! I contacted GW about this, but they did nothing. So my email address is specified on the member page.

Hi Marishka, First , you must be logged in. Then if you go to the very bottom of the exchange page , there is a dark green bar at the bottom , In it you will see a section called Member Pages. Click on that and it will bring you to a page that lists all you can do to your member page . Hope this helps Signet

Oooh, sorry about the bronchitis, I had a dose that went to pneumonia twice and wiped out my winter from Christmas through St. Pat's. :( Must be much worse to have it now, when the yard is exciting again. Anyway, good luck with your profile (it hasn't changed yet) and remember, it helps a lot to give us some way to reach you. If you don't want to use the email feature, you could stick your email into your little biography, like Connie999ATproviderDOTnet. That way, robots can't pick up your email but humans can. But I've never had robot trouble with my email here at Gardenweb; they must have some anti-robot have security on it. (Robot: a program that searches hundreds of thousands of webpages daily, trying to harvest email addresses to sell to bulk mailers (or other info, but this is the most annoying purpose). Also called a "spider." Spelling out AT and DOT usually fouls them up.)