Form Properties..

Report · Oct 10, 2006

Hai everyone, I need some help, i created a recordset after i had made a database ( where people store their information into the database-which is more familiar, people call it insert record. The problem is, when i create the record set, how do i create a username and password so i can retrieve the information that i have key in into the database. I did used the Server Behaviour where it provides 'User Authentication' but it actually does not help. It cannot retreive the data from the database. Then when i used 'form properties', I managed to retreive the data that i stored into the database before , but it use only 1 text field to recall or retrieve these data . How do i use 2 text field to recall the stored data?...using Form Properties?.Example USERNAME & PASSWORD so i can directly retrieve the stored data.. Im using Microsoft Access as a database..and Dreamweaver MX2004 to develop something...

Report · Oct 10, 2006

Please stop reposting this question. You have asked it more than once on
two separate forums. Just post and be patient.

Tell us what server model you are using (ASP, .Net, CF, PHP) and what
database you are using (ACCESS, MySQL, etc.).

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"Shahwiran" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hai everyone, I need some help, i created a recordset after i had made a
> database ( where people store their information into the database-which is
> more
> familiar, people call it insert record. The problem is, when i create the
> record set, how do i create a username and password so i can retrieve the
> information that i have key in into the database. I did used the Server
> Behaviour where it provides 'User Authentication' but it actually does not
> help. It cannot retreive the data from the database. Then when i used
> 'form
> properties', I managed to retreive the data that i stored into the
> database
> before , but it use only 1 text field to recall or retrieve these data .
> How do
> i use 2 text field to recall the stored data?...using Form
> Properties?.Example
> USERNAME & PASSWORD so i can directly retrieve the stored data.. Im using
> Microsoft Access as a database..and Dreamweaver MX2004 to develop
> something...
>

Report · Oct 11, 2006

Shahwiran wrote:

> Hai everyone, I need some help, i created a recordset after i had
> made a database ( where people store their information into the
> database-which is more familiar, people call it insert record. The
> problem is, when i create the record set, how do i create a username
> and password so i can retrieve the information that i have key in
> into the database. I did used the Server Behaviour where it provides
> 'User Authentication' but it actually does not help. It cannot
> retreive the data from the database. Then when i used 'form
> properties', I managed to retreive the data that i stored into the
> database before , but it use only 1 text field to recall or retrieve
> these data . How do i use 2 text field to recall the stored
> data?...using Form Properties?.Example USERNAME & PASSWORD so i can
> directly retrieve the stored data.. Im using Microsoft Access as a
> database..and Dreamweaver MX2004 to develop something...

If I understand correctly this is what you're after.

Old tut from the days of Ultradev - the principles remain the same -
read and understand ;-)

An excellent tutorial in asp / vbscript

http://www.askhiran.com/udtutorials/login/tutorial.asp

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Report · Oct 11, 2006

Sorry to Murray nad Buzby for repeating this question before,
The server technology that im using is Javascript ( ASP), while the data base is Microsoft Access database.. and im using Dreamweaver MX to build this application. Thanks so much to Buzby for helping me out, but I tried the method u gave me,, but i doesnt work, maybe becoz im using Javascript???? im building my application using Dreamweaver MX..

Report · Oct 12, 2006

Why are you using Javascript/VBScript? That's pretty unusual.

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"Shahwiran" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Sorry to Murray nad Buzby for repeating this question before,
> The server technology that im using is Javascript ( ASP), while the data
> base
> is Microsoft Access database.. and im using Dreamweaver MX to build this
> application. Thanks so much to Buzby for helping me out, but I tried the
> method
> u gave me,, but i doesnt work, maybe becoz im using Javascript???? im
> building
> my application using Dreamweaver MX..
>

Report · Oct 12, 2006

Shahwiran wrote:

> Sorry to Murray nad Buzby for repeating this question before,
> The server technology that im using is Javascript ( ASP), while the
> data base is Microsoft Access database.. and im using Dreamweaver MX
> to build this application. Thanks so much to Buzby for helping me
> out, but I tried the method u gave me,, but i doesnt work, maybe
> becoz im using Javascript???? im building my application using
> Dreamweaver MX..

Read it again and get your head around the principles of how it works.

In essence you're sifting through the recordset to see if the user and
password match any records.

If they do something is done (ie: session variables issued to allow you
into the site - see securing pages)

Otherwise you're chucked out.

I've not done this in Javascript but the principles are exactly the
same.

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