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    How to Create login form for a weber

    How to create login form where the user enters a password. The user should be redirected to their mail database (defined in names.nsf) after they enter their username and password. and the user should also be able to create, change the password and delete it too. how can this be done?

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    Re: How to Create login form for a weber

    When your users enter a username and password, against what do you intend to authenticate them? Frequently, authentication systems use a database to store user credentials. one important aspect of graphic user interface design that helps users interact with your site and enter areas that require login credentials.

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    Re: How to Create login form for a weber

    Design a login form with text boxes for username and password, and there would be two command button labeled with Login and Cancle respectively. When the user clicks the Login button, open a connection to the database and query the database for something like, SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Users WHERE username = <value from username textbox> and password = <value from password textbox>. This would be simple logic to create and enter new details to the user. If the query returns a value greater than 0, the user exists in the database and is authenticated.

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    Re: How to Create login form for a weber

    I've used HttpClient to log into several web sites that try to make it hard to write programs that automatically log in. You can store data in a database, or in a disk file, or in the Windows registry. The difficulty is, if you store the data on the user's PC they can change or delete it, so you'll have to decide how your app will behave if that happens.

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    <input type="text" name="a" />
    <input type="text" name="b" />
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