database login

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Guest

I used the wizard to set everything up. The wizard created a Login_Check.asp
page and a Login_Validate.asp page. Login.asp's ACTION="Login_Validate.asp"
METHOD="post". Following the code, the next thing that happens is in the
Login_Validate.asp file,
' if any of the variables do not match, create error message. (this one
works correctly if i give incorrect value for password on the login form)
else ' if correct, set cookie on workstation and proceed
' redirect to default page.
So, when i'm in the browser, and i give the correct UID and Password, the
one's that are stored in Login.asa, i end up with the Login_Check.asp page
displaying on the browser. Login_Check.asp doesn't seem to redirect correctly
but when i added Response.Redirect "database_editor.asp" it didn't work.

Question 2. Yes
 
S

Stefan B Rusynko

There is no FP login wizard
- sounds like a 3rd party addin
If not identify where you got the "wizard" from

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|I used the wizard to set everything up. The wizard created a Login_Check.asp
| page and a Login_Validate.asp page. Login.asp's ACTION="Login_Validate.asp"
| METHOD="post". Following the code, the next thing that happens is in the
| Login_Validate.asp file,
| ' if any of the variables do not match, create error message. (this one
| works correctly if i give incorrect value for password on the login form)
| else ' if correct, set cookie on workstation and proceed
| ' redirect to default page.
| So, when i'm in the browser, and i give the correct UID and Password, the
| one's that are stored in Login.asa, i end up with the Login_Check.asp page
| displaying on the browser. Login_Check.asp doesn't seem to redirect correctly
| but when i added Response.Redirect "database_editor.asp" it didn't work.
|
| Question 2. Yes
|
|
|
|
|
|
 
G

Guest

I used the Database Interface Wizard in FP. I also used an existing DB I
created with Access. When i came to the step in the wizard that said " Enter
a username and password that you will use to access your database editor", i
clicked 'next' and I typed a username and password then i clicked Finish.

This created a login.asa page which stores the UID and password
 
S

Stefan B Rusynko

For tips on using the DIW see http://spiderwebwoman.com/resources/diwtipsandtricks.asp

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|I used the Database Interface Wizard in FP. I also used an existing DB I
| created with Access. When i came to the step in the wizard that said " Enter
| a username and password that you will use to access your database editor", i
| clicked 'next' and I typed a username and password then i clicked Finish.
|
| This created a login.asa page which stores the UID and password
|
| "Stefan B Rusynko" wrote:
|
| > There is no FP login wizard
| > - sounds like a 3rd party addin
| > If not identify where you got the "wizard" from
| >
| > --
| >
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| >
| >
| > |I used the wizard to set everything up. The wizard created a Login_Check.asp
| > | page and a Login_Validate.asp page. Login.asp's ACTION="Login_Validate.asp"
| > | METHOD="post". Following the code, the next thing that happens is in the
| > | Login_Validate.asp file,
| > | ' if any of the variables do not match, create error message. (this one
| > | works correctly if i give incorrect value for password on the login form)
| > | else ' if correct, set cookie on workstation and proceed
| > | ' redirect to default page.
| > | So, when i'm in the browser, and i give the correct UID and Password, the
| > | one's that are stored in Login.asa, i end up with the Login_Check.asp page
| > | displaying on the browser. Login_Check.asp doesn't seem to redirect correctly
| > | but when i added Response.Redirect "database_editor.asp" it didn't work.
| > |
| > | Question 2. Yes
| > |
| > |
| > |
| > |
| > |
| > |
| >
| >
| >
 

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