Re: no global [username] or [password] displayed ...
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1997
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 11174
interpreted = N
texte = >>Username=[username].
Password=[password]. >> >>OUTSIDE the founditems loop, this is what's displayed on the page: >> >>Username=. >>Password=. >> >>Therefore, it looks like WebCat is NOT picking up the username and password >>values I entered into the browser's authenticate dialog box. Do you know >>what I'm doing wrong? > >You're saying that any arbitrary template that you put [username] into >won't show the username from the browser? Or is there some command, such >as $Search that is causing it to 'forget' the username? I'm not sure what you mean by this, but the search is done from this link which appears on the previous page:
C hangeWhile I realize that the results page in this case is considered to be entirely within a [search] context, I didn't realize that this would keep WebCat2 from being able to grab my username/password values from the browser. Is that what's happening?I though that as long as I was outside the founditems loop, WebCat would look to the browser for these values. Did I misunderstand this?>Make sure you're not switching to SSL in the middle of linking around -- >that's considered a different server by your browser.I'm not, I don't use SSL, so that's not the problem ...Sincerely, Ken Grome ..... ken@iav.com
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>>Username=
[username].
Password=
[password]. >> >>OUTSIDE the founditems loop, this is what's displayed on the page: >> >>Username=. >>Password=. >> >>Therefore, it looks like WebCat is NOT picking up the username and password >>values I entered into the browser's authenticate dialog box. Do you know >>what I'm doing wrong? > >You're saying that any arbitrary template that you put
[username] into >won't show the username from the browser? Or is there some command, such >as $Search that is causing it to 'forget' the username? I'm not sure what you mean by this, but the search is done from this link which appears on the previous page:
[username]&link=change>C hangeWhile I realize that the results page in this case is considered to be entirely within a
[search] context, I didn't realize that this would keep WebCat2 from being able to grab my username/password values from the browser. Is that what's happening?I though that as long as I was outside the founditems loop, WebCat would look to the browser for these values. Did I misunderstand this?>Make sure you're not switching to SSL in the middle of linking around -- >that's considered a different server by your browser.I'm not, I don't use SSL, so that's not the problem ...Sincerely, Ken Grome ..... ken@iav.com
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