Frequently asked questions
A couple of factors may be conspiring to keep you out of the MEMBERS ONLY areas of our website.
- Re–check that you are entering the correct username and password.
- Does your browser accept cookies? cookies are small pieces of code sent from a web server to be stored on your computer. When you log into the MEMBERS ONLY Zone, our server sends a cookie to your browser to help it identify you as you move through the study room. If your browser has been told (by you or the person who set up your computer) not to accept cookies, then our server's cookie will not be accepted, and as a consequence, our server will not let you into the MEMBERS ONLY Zone (even if you are entering the correct login information!). The only solution is for you to allow your browser to accept our server's cookie.
Enabling cookies
The procedure to configure your browser to receive cookies is different depending on your browser type. Listed below are the procedures for all the most popular types of browser. If your particular browser is not on our list, please contact the Webmaster directly and he will assist you.
Please click on your browser type for instructions.
- Internet Explorer 6
- Internet Explorer 5
- Netscape 7
- Netscape 6
- Netscape 4
- Opera 7
- Opera 6
- Other browsers
Internet Explorer 6
The treatment of cookies by Internet Explorer 6 is managed via its
Privacy setting. There are a number of settings for this and this table illustrates which settings will permit access to the customer resources area.
Privacy Setting
Access Granted
Block All cookies
Never
High
Yes1
Medium High
Always
Medium
Always
Low
Always
Accept All cookies
Always
1 This option requires some configuration - see Configuring for High Privacy below.
Configuring IE6 for
"Medium High" privacy
From the main menu...
- Select
Tools >
Internet Options - Select the Privacy Tab and move the slider to
"Medium High"
- Click OK on the "Internet Options" dialogue.
Configuring IE6 for "High" Privacy
If you are require more restrictive treatment of cookies then you can use the "High" setting however, you must add an exception entry for this website. This allows us to place cookies on your system. All other web sites will be treated according to the High Privacy setting.
From the main menu...
- Select
Tools >
Internet Options - Select the Privacy Tab and move the slider to High
- Click the
Edit button and you should see the Manage Sites dialogue as shown below.

- Type in the URL (the web address) of this site in the box as shown above and click the Allow button. This site will be added to the list of Managed Web Sites with a setting of "Always Allow".
- Click OK on the "Manage Sites" dialogue.
- Click OK on the "Internet Options" dialogue.
Internet Explorer 5
The treatment of cookies in Internet Explorer 5 is managed via its
Security setting.
IE5 Cookie Configuration
This option changes how your browser handles cookies on all websites.
From the main menu...
- Select
Tools >
Internet Options - Select the Security tab to bring up the "Security Settings" dialogue.
- Click the
Custom Level button and scroll down to the section on
cookies. - Click the
"Enable" option on the "
Allow per-session cookies (not stored)" entry. - Click OK on the "Security Settings" dialogue.
- Click OK on the "Internet Options" dialogue.
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Netscape 7
Netscape 7 has a variety of cookie configuration options. The most basic is simply to allow all cookies (the default), or to allow cookies based on privacy settings.
Configuring Netscape 7 to allow all cookies
From the main menu...
- Select Edit > Preferences...
- Under the Category List on the side panel, expand the "Privacy & Security" option.
- Expanding the "Privacy & Security" option reveals a number of privacy preferences. Select the "cookies" option.
- On the right hand panel, select either the
"Enable cookies for the originating web site only" or the
"Enable all cookies" option.

(Note if you have ticked the Ask me before storing a cookie option enabled, then when your browser requests permission to store a cookie from this website, you can safely select the "Remember this decision?" option to avoid having to repeatedly answer this question every time you login to the restricted area.) - Click OK on the Preferences dialogue.
Configuring Netscape 7 to allow cookies based on privacy settings
From the main menu...
- Select Edit > Preferences...
- Under the Category List on the side panel, expand the "Privacy & Security" option.
- Expanding the "Privacy & Security" option reveals a number of privacy preferences. Select the "cookies" option.
- On the right hand panel, select the "Enable cookies based on privacy settings".
- Click the
"View" button.

- Make sure that either low, medium or high is selected.
(If you select custom, then please make sure that all of the items under
"First Party cookies" are set to either
"Flag" or
"Accept".) - Click OK on the Privacy Settings dialogue.
- Click OK on the Preferences dialogue.
Netscape 6
Configuring Netscape 6 cookie handling is very similar to the Netscape 7 option above, except that Netscape 6 does not have the option for automatic handling of cookies based on privacy settings.
Configuring Netscape 6 to allow all cookies
From the main menu...
- Select Edit > Preferences...
- Under the Category List on the side panel, expand the "Privacy & Security" option.
- Expanding the "Privacy & Security" option reveals a number of privacy preferences. Select the "cookies" option.
- On the right hand panel, select either the
"Enable cookies for the originating web site only" or the
"Enable all cookies" option. - Click OK on the Preferences dialogue.
Configuring cookie handling on Netscape 4 is similar to that of Netscape 6, the dialogues being only slightly different.
Configuring Netscape 4 to allow all cookies
From the main menu...
- Select Edit > Preferences...
- Select the "Advanced" option.
- Select either the
"Accept only cookies that get sent back to the originating server" or the
"Accept all cookies" option. - Click OK.
Opera 7 and Opera 6 cookie configuration are very similar.
(Note - if after configuring your browser to accept cookies and you are still having problems logging in, you may need to turn off
Opera 7 automatic redirection
.)
Configuring Opera 7 to allow all cookies
From the main menu...
- Select File > Preferences...
- From the panel of options on the left select the "Privacy" option.
- On the
"cookies" panel on the right make sure that the
"Enable cookies" option is ticked. - From the first drop down menu select the "Automatically accept all cookies" option.
- On the second drop down menu select the "Accept from all servers" option.
- Click OK on the Preferences dialogue.
Configuring Opera 7 to allow cookies from only this website
From the main menu...
- Select File > Preferences...
- From the panel of options on the left select the "Privacy" option.
- On the
"cookies" panel on the right make sure that the
"Enable cookies" option is ticked. - From the first drop down menu select the "Accept only cookies from selected servers" option.
- On the second drop down menu select the "Only accept cookies for the server" option.
- Click on the
"Edit server filters..." button.

- Click on the "New..." button.

- Type in the URL of this site into the entry line as shown above.
- Clear all of the check boxes except for the "Accept cookies for server/domain" as shown above.
- Click OK on the Server Properties dialogue.
- Click Close on the Server Manager dialogue.
- Click OK on the Preferences dialogue.
To turn off Opera 7 Automatic Redirection
From the main menu...
- Select File > Preferences...
- From the panel of options on the left select the "Privacy" option.
- On the
"Privacy" panel on the right make sure that the
"Enable automatic redirection" option is not ticked. - Click OK on the Preferences dialogue.
There are a number of cookie handling options, this tutorial presents two possible options - how to accept all cookies, and how to accept cookies from just this site.
(Note - if after configuring your browser to accept cookies and you are still having problems logging in, you may need to turn off
Opera 6 automatic redirection
.)
Configuring Opera 6 to allow all cookies
From the main menu...
- Select File > Preferences...
- From the panel of options on the left select the "Privacy" option.
- On the
"cookies" panel on the right make sure that the
"Enable cookies" option is ticked. - From the first drop down menu select the "Automatically accept all cookies" option.
- On the second drop down menu select the "Accept from all servers" option.
- Click OK on the Preferences dialogue.
Configuring Opera 6 to allow cookies from only this website
From the main menu...
- Select File > Preferences...
- From the panel of options on the left select the "Privacy" option.
- On the
"cookies" panel on the right make sure that the
"Enable cookies" option is ticked. - From the first drop down menu select the "Accept only cookies from selected servers" option.
- On the second drop down menu select the "Only accept cookies for the server" option.
- Click on the
"Edit server filters..." button.

- Type in this site's URL into the entry line as shown above.
- Select the "Accept from domain" option from the drop down list as shown above.
- Click on the "Add" button.
- Click on the "OK" button on the Cookie server filters dialogue.
- Click OK on the Preferences dialogue.
To turn off Opera 6 Automatic Redirection
From the main menu...
- Select File > Preferences...
- From the panel of options on the left select the "Privacy" option.
- On the
"Privacy" panel on the right make sure that the
"Enable automatic redirection" option is not ticked. - Click OK on the Preferences dialogue.
Finally, another reason for cookies not being accepted could be that your hard drive is full.
The New Zealand Flower Exporters' Association has released an updated handbook “Growers' Guide to the New Zealand Flower Industry” for those considering growing flowers for commercial markets. It encourages growers to think about such issues as location and environment, and covers choosing what to grow, growing, harvesting and selling, budgets and government regulations. The guide also provides a glossary of common horticultural terms and a list of industry contacts, and will be beneficial for those looking at entering the industry.
For technical information on how to grow
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Technical link on the top banner of this page, and select the Calla Growers' Handbook. This electronic version of the Growers' Handbook should provide a useful resource for getting started.

