Try deleting your browser cache and cookies and try again. I've had the same issue (albeit for a different reason) as this sorted it out.

Interesting problem. I recommend:

1. checking your site entity url
2. checking the .htaccess file
3. installing the live http headers addon for Firefox and watching the Elgg session cookie value. When you click submit on the login page, you should see a 302 sent from the server with a Set-Cookie command. Then an immediate GET from the browser that includes this cookie. If the cookie value has changed, you probably have some sort of path/url issue.

@Keith

already tried different urls one with www and without.

example

http://www.yourseite.com

http://yoursite.com

?

We used it in our Elgg site http://www.shertonenglish.com/social/ and it works great. I tested in FF, IE, Chrome and Safari, but I think Opera is also supported.

We included the calls for the generic elements in initialise_elgg.php (in our theme), for example:

$(document).ready(function() {
    $('.contentWrapper').corner();
    $('.messages, .messages_error').corner();
    $('.search_listing').corner();
    $('.generic_comment').corner();
    ...
});

For some elements that only appear in a specific page you can put the call in the same page.

@morgar - Thank you.

@Keith - Perhaps you can also provide more info.

@Carlos mi buen amigo inteligente ;-)
thanks mate, you saved me some 7 minutes..
take care ;-O

You can turn on the time feature using a plugin setting.

many thanks.