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gproulx

Posts: 68

Posted: 06/07/2006, 7:29 AM

Hi !

What i want to do is validate the case sensitivity of the user name and his password in a login form.
How did i do that?

Thanks in advance

peterr

Posts: 5971

Posted: 06/07/2006, 12:04 PM

It is already case sensitive, unless your database is not. So please configure your database to be case sensitive.
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Benjamin Krajmalnik

Posted: 06/07/2006, 9:34 PM

Quote gproulx:
Hi !

What i want to do is validate the case sensitivity of the user name and his password in a login form.
How did i do that?

Thanks in advance

As Peter said, this is controlled to some extent by database settings. The premise is that the select statement itself is case insensitive. If you have no control of the database properties, you can compare the values of the record. I do this in my code. The way I approached it was to copy CCLoginUser (located in Common.asp) to CCLoginUser2, modify it to have the case sensitivity test, and call it instead of CCLoginUser.

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