Have a form before your edit page.
This form just says "client ID an dpassword", you hit enter,
it verifies you
(much like a login, in fact you could easily use a login
behavior) and then
it takes you to the edit screen, which uses a SessionID (your
userID) to
pull in your data. (filter rs by the session variable that
contains the iD)
Otherwise, anybody who types in any id can edit any company.
You might as
well just make a drop-down list of all companies, and have
them select their
userID from it to edit.
HTH,
Jon
"USPO" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I have a question about text fields, what I want to do I
believe should be
> simple, but can't figure it out.
>
> I have a form with various fields 4 of which are linked
to a recordset,
> one of
> the is a ClientID, the other 3 are first, last, and
middle name fields. I
> want
> the user to type the ClientID into the client ID field,
then refresh the
> recordset and display the coresponding first, last, and
middle name for
> that
> client. Any suggestions on how to accomplish this would
be greaty
> appreciated.
>
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