I've been designing web pages for eleven years or so.  I've always had some disclaimer that we cannot guarantee that any of our pages or emails will work with AOL. They've done it again, so please let me be your consultant for a moment. AOL is not for business. It is not friendly with serious web applications like content management software. It works with our sites until you try to edit anything, then it fails miserably.

Skip this paragraph if you hate geek speak, but this is the definitive explanation. If you use the AOL browser, your IP address changes approximately every 6 seconds. It works by assigning a proxy that is controlled by AOL. This website needs to know your present IP to keep you logged in and AOL doesn't allow that to happen. In effect this site sees you as a new user every 6 seconds.

Solution? Go here and download Firefox an alternative to Internet Explorer. This will replace your AOL browser for this purpose. You may find that you like to use Firefox all the time, but that's up to you of course.  We cannot fix the site to accommodate AOL. We wrote the following for our old JRMarketing.com website in 1997; and it still rings true!