As an aside, I do store passwords, but I encrypt them first using a method only
I know about. However I am not using a web portal, so there’s that.
Bob S
On Mar 27, 2024, at 3:44 PM, Tim Selander via use-livecode
wrote:
Dear Alex and Pere
Thank you both for your code and and the time you to
Dear Alex and Pere
Thank you both for your code and and the time you took to help!
I'm am working through the code you sent, studying out how it
works. Great learning experience.
Also, Alex, your point of not using password log ins is a
philosophical re-frame in my thinking! Thank you!
Tim
Hi Tim,
I guess my first response would be - don't.
Specifically, don't store or use passwords. Users have a bad habit of
re-using the same passwords, so even if your site has no personal or
valuable info about your users, the fact that passwords get re-used
means you are storing valuable inf
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full scrip
"
put "window.location='index.html?_e=Error_sin_login';"
put ""
end if
retrive pass from database
put revOpenDatabase ("mysql",
"localhost:3363","reparacion","gsmmax","11*Endimion_grd") into gDbId
put "select pass,id
Hi.
To make online log in is quit easy in livecode.
first you need a webpage with a form asking username, email and password )
and submit to a livecode script
Log in
--- method can be to types get or post - normally I use Get
this will send username a
Hi all.
As a hobbiest/amateur I continue to plunk away with Livecode, mostly the
server product in my on-rev account.
Can anyone point me to a tutorial or sample of an online log in system
(username, email and password) for a website using Livecode?
I've found some php tutorials, and /think
