rtp90 (OpenInsight Specific)
At 08 NOV 2001 11:56:17AM a becker wrote:
I'm have a little problem with RTP90.
On one form a file is created that contains location code, username and a password. The password editbox is set to password and uppercase. I take the password entered and use the following to encode it - Call RTP90(1,input_password,returned_val). I then take the returned_val and put it in the table. I found that HELP translates to S^WK
Another screen asks for the password. It's editbox is set to password and uppercase. I again take the input_password and Call RTP90(1,input_password,return_val). I then compare that password to the one on file.
Here's the problem - on the second form, HELP is translated as s^wk (not capital letters). Of course when you compare s^wk=S^WK it's not equal.
Why the difference? I thought it had something to do with putting a return at the end of entering the password, but, that's didn't make any difference. Any ideas out there?? Seems like it should be the same.
Thanks
Andy Becker
Illinois State Lottery
At 08 NOV 2001 12:07PM [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com" onMouseOver=window.status=Click here to visit our web site?';return(true)]The Sprezzatura Group[/url] wrote:
Do you have event scripts on either of the lostfocus events?
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At 08 NOV 2001 01:35PM a becker wrote:
Do I have an event script on either of the lost focus events?
Yes -
On the form that asks the person for the password - there is logic that verifies the password, etc.
On the form that actually puts the password on the file, there is a script that sets the background color to white.
At 08 NOV 2001 01:36PM a becker wrote:
Do I have an event script on either of the lost focus events?
Yes -
On the form that asks the person for the password - there is logic that verifies the password, etc.
On the form that actually puts the password on the file, there is a script that sets the background color to white.
At 08 NOV 2001 01:46PM [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com" onMouseOver=window.status=Click here to visit our web site?';return(true)]The Sprezzatura Group[/url] wrote:
Are you placing the returned password into the window? Maybe something there is moving it to uppercase.
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At 08 NOV 2001 02:43PM a becker wrote:
Bet you are right. The editbox for the password is defined as uppercase and I am moving it to that location.
Thanks. If that don't fix it, I'll be back looking for other answers.
Andy