Re: help with autenticate

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1998


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 16816
interpreted = N
texte = Hello John, I tried this, but actually, it is not a good solution for my purpose. The customer is asked for the username and the password when he reaches the invoice page:[search db=client.txt&eqpassworddatarq=[password]] [showif [numFound]=0] [Authenticate User] [/showif] [/search] Then I perform another search to reach all customers data like address, city etc, and this data is being placed in the invoice and then ThankYou tmpl:[search db=client.txt&eqaccountnumdata=[accountnum]&eqpassworddata=[password]] [founditems] [name][address1][city][phone] [/founditems]So actually, I have to force [authenticate] to appear every time customer reaches the invoice page, because if there is more then one customer using the same computer to place an order, the browser remembers the last used username and password and inserts the data automatically, and this is what I'm trying to avoid. John Hill wrote: > > The Authentication dialog is actually handled by the browser and appears EVERY time the [authenticate] tag is used. The browser, not the server, decides to save the username and password. If you want an easy way for people to log in again, try having a small link to the page with a special parameter that tells you to always show the Authentication dialog. Like the following: > > ThePage.tpl > > > [showif [action]=Auth] > [Authenticate Unknown User] > [/showif] > > Log In Again > > ....... > > This would be used in addition to whatever other checking you are doing to test the username and password. > > John. > > >Hello, > >When using [authenticate], it makes the browser remember the username > >and the password last used. > >Is there a way to make an autentication box appear every time and to > >accept different username and password? > >I need several users to use the same computer to place orders and each > >one of them to be autenticated by it's own username and password without > >quitting the browser each time. > >-- > >Natalie M. Rezonoff > >MacWebMaster > >Shani Information Technologies > >natasha@shani.net > > John A. Hill, V.P. Marketing > Pacific Coast Software > eCommerce / Web Developer Tools > http://www.smithmicro.com-- Natalie M. Rezonoff MacWebMaster Shani Information Technologies natasha@shani.net Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
  1. Re: help with autenticate (Kenneth Grome 1998)
  2. Re: help with autenticate (natasha 1998)
  3. Re: help with autenticate (John Hill 1998)
  4. help with autenticate (natasha 1998)
Hello John, I tried this, but actually, it is not a good solution for my purpose. The customer is asked for the username and the password when he reaches the invoice page:[search db=client.txt&eqpassworddatarq=[password]] [showif [numFound]=0] [Authenticate User] [/showif] [/search] Then I perform another search to reach all customers data like address, city etc, and this data is being placed in the invoice and then ThankYou tmpl:[search db=client.txt&eqaccountnumdata=[accountnum]&eqpassworddata=[password]] [founditems] [name][address1][city][phone] [/founditems]So actually, I have to force [authenticate] to appear every time customer reaches the invoice page, because if there is more then one customer using the same computer to place an order, the browser remembers the last used username and password and inserts the data automatically, and this is what I'm trying to avoid. John Hill wrote: > > The Authentication dialog is actually handled by the browser and appears EVERY time the [authenticate] tag is used. The browser, not the server, decides to save the username and password. If you want an easy way for people to log in again, try having a small link to the page with a special parameter that tells you to always show the Authentication dialog. Like the following: > > ThePage.tpl > > > [showif [action]=Auth] > [Authenticate Unknown User] > [/showif] > > Log In Again > > ....... > > This would be used in addition to whatever other checking you are doing to test the username and password. > > John. > > >Hello, > >When using [authenticate], it makes the browser remember the username > >and the password last used. > >Is there a way to make an autentication box appear every time and to > >accept different username and password? > >I need several users to use the same computer to place orders and each > >one of them to be autenticated by it's own username and password without > >quitting the browser each time. > >-- > >Natalie M. Rezonoff > >MacWebMaster > >Shani Information Technologies > >natasha@shani.net > > John A. Hill, V.P. Marketing > Pacific Coast Software > eCommerce / Web Developer Tools > http://www.smithmicro.com-- Natalie M. Rezonoff MacWebMaster Shani Information Technologies natasha@shani.net natasha

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