How to use a user's loginID on subsequent pages?
I'm using the Spry tools from DW CS4 with files written in PHP, and have successfully created a login page that validates the user's ID (which is their email address) and submitted password against a...
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Instructions on how to display a user's name after logging in are in the Dreamweaver FAQ. To use a session variable (or any other variable) in a SQL query in the Advanced Recordset dialog box, you need...
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Great reply David as always, and I'm having the same problem, but . .I've tried everything I can think of:When you use DW's Login In User it sets 2 session variables: $_SESSION['MM_Username'] =...
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On the success page, you have $_SESSION['MM_Username']. Use it to create a recordset containing all the details of the person who has just logged in. You can do this with the simple recordset dialog...
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Thanks for the reply David. I'll give it a try in the next couple of days and see if it works. steve
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Thanks for your help David and I finally got it to work. I tried the original instructions you provided and it still wouldn't work although they seemed like they should. That's when I thought that...
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I wrote my own but hate not to use DW's built in functions - - at my stage their's are more bulletproof.As I (should have) stated earlier UserName is an email address, which in my application may have...
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NCxplants wrote: When the user logs on they only pass UserName back, so if I used DW's Login I would need to make the user rekey Password on the success page to access their profile.That's why I wrote...
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