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Ed_Gein #1
ASP Login & Sending URL parameters...
Quite simple this one I suppose, but I cannot get it to work.
I want the user to log in (using DWMX login verify behaviour) and the
username to be passed to the following pages so it can be displayed as a
welcome - e.g. "WELCOME BACK Mr X"
I cannot understand how to send the URL query to the page whilst also
using the login behaviour. I've tried using the Go To Detail Page, but
cannot select the submit button as the link.
Any help most gratefully received!!
Cheers, Paul
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Paul Taylor #2
Re: ASP Login & Sending URL parameters...
On Fri, 11 Jul 2003 00:54:47 +0100, Ed_Gein <mrsomewhere@nowhere.com>
wrote:
you'll have to indulge in a little code here, and put the login value>Quite simple this one I suppose, but I cannot get it to work.
>
>I want the user to log in (using DWMX login verify behaviour) and the
>username to be passed to the following pages so it can be displayed as a
>welcome - e.g. "WELCOME BACK Mr X"
>
>I cannot understand how to send the URL query to the page whilst also
>using the login behaviour. I've tried using the Go To Detail Page, but
>cannot select the submit button as the link.
>
>Any help most gratefully received!!
>
>Cheers, Paul
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The cookie can then be read to give your welcome message.
It's early in the morning here, so I'm a bit rushed, but I'll look up
the code you need, and try and post it later today.
Paul Taylor
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