Suntower Systems
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| Posted: 11/15/2002, 12:25 PM |
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I cannot seem to get the basic Login Procedure to work. I have a good
connection to the SQL database and I have a database with a User ID and
Password, but when I run the page, it gives me the dreaded Page Not Found
error when the user presses 'Submit'. This happens whether the user enters a
valid password or not.
ALSO: What is the reasoning behind the Login page, anyway? The Header
creates a menu at the top which allows a user to get into the sub procedures
whether the user is properly 'Logged In' or not.
I know I'm being vague and perhaps there is something basic I am missing,
but I am perplexed and don't know how else to start. Ideas?
TIA,
---JC
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RonB
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| Posted: 11/17/2002, 8:31 AM |
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Hi,
For the security setup to work you have to do a few things first. Under
project -> settings there is a tab called security. Follow the instruction
and fill the fields to reflect your wishes. Also create security groups.
On the pages you want to be restricted make sure in the propertie box the
entry restricted is set to yes and you assigned groups for acces.
As long as you have followed the instructions the page should now be
restricted and the user will be redirected to your login page. After
succesfull login he will get to the restricted page.
The login sets a few session variables and the restricted page checkes the
group against the group set for that page.
Ron
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> I cannot seem to get the basic Login Procedure to work. I have a good
> connection to the SQL database and I have a database with a User ID and
> Password, but when I run the page, it gives me the dreaded Page Not Found
> error when the user presses 'Submit'. This happens whether the user enters
a
> valid password or not.
>
> ALSO: What is the reasoning behind the Login page, anyway? The Header
> creates a menu at the top which allows a user to get into the sub
procedures
> whether the user is properly 'Logged In' or not.
>
> I know I'm being vague and perhaps there is something basic I am missing,
> but I am perplexed and don't know how else to start. Ideas?
>
> TIA,
>
> ---JC
>
>
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