• WSNight

    WSNight

    @wsnight

    Viewing 4 replies - 166 through 169 (of 169 total)
    Author
    Replies
    • I appreciate your trying to help. I will keep trying to use what resources I can until I find the answer. If I find an answer by other means than this board i will post it so everyone can use it for reference if there ever is a need.

    • Well you got most of it. I know pretty much how to do what you’ve said. The problem that I will be having is that the table that is holding the username and password, won’t have any information in the table until the person registers. When first signing on to the application they have to hit the “New User” button. That will prompt them to enter a user name and then their password. What I want this to do is when they hit the ok button, I want the user name and password to be stored in that table. Does that make more sense? Maybe I wasn’t clear. Sorry if I wasn’t, I really do appreciate the help.

    • I know next to nothing about ASP, and very little about ADO. I’m realatively new at most of this. I just started learning VB, but because I have programming experience behind me in other languages it wasn’t hard to learn.

      As I said though all I need them to do is set their password in the VB application then have that password be saved to a table in access. When they log in later I will have a text bax that access that table and looks for the password in the table (basically a .find command) and when it finds it the code will also see if what you types matches the alias in the user name box and if all works well then you can access the information you want. Hope this helps clarify better what I want to do. thanks for any help.

    • They are logging into an application I am creating with VB, the access database is there to hold the information that they will be accessing. I can try to clarify more if need be.

    Viewing 4 replies - 166 through 169 (of 169 total)