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toedipper #1
Dreamweaver login user behavior
Hello,
I am working with Dreamweaver MX 2004 and PHP/MySql and I am messing about
with the login user behaviour.
I can see that there is a standard error page so as to redirect the user in
case of a login problem.
However, is there any way to specify what to do for a type of error? Most
login errors are due to either the username not existing or the id/pw being
incorrect. The simple login behaviour does not seem to be able to
differentiate, it just redirects the user to the error page I state which
without a reason will just say something like 'sorry there is a problem
please try again'
I need to be able to tell the user what the problem is. Can Dreamweaver do
this?
Thanks,
td.
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toedipper #2
Dreamweaver login user behavior
Hello,
I am working with Dreamweaver MX 2004 and PHP/MySql and I am messing about
with the login user behaviour.
I can see that there is a standard error page so as to redirect the user in
case of a login problem.
However, is there any way to specify what to do for a type of error? Most
login errors are due to either the username not existing or the id/pw being
incorrect. The simple login behaviour does not seem to be able to
differentiate, it just redirects the user to the error page I state which
without a reason will just say something like 'sorry there is a problem
please try again'
I need to be able to tell the user what the problem is. Can Dreamweaver do
this?
Thanks,
td.
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