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  1. Absolutely perfect!!! I stared at the description of the == in the documentation and thought there was something there for me, but I was unable to put it all together. It works exactly as I had hoped now. Thanks very much and take care. Mike Tiehen, VEI
  2. Help..I worked a whole day on this problem and I'm about to give up... I have a database with 7500 records. There is a username (actually an e-mail address) and password fields in all records. This a database with a custom interface for the web. My Problem: I need to find a record based on MATCHING the two fields. (email AND password) If I enter correct info in only one field, and leave the other field blank, the record is still returned. (Bad...) If I enter correct info in one field, and incorrect info in the other, I get the error page. (Good...) Here is the html source for the page (I stripped out the table junk to better see the code) <form action="FMPro" method="post"> <input type="hidden" name="-DB" value="mercy2.fp5"> <input type="hidden" name="-lop" value="and"> <input type="hidden" name="-format" value="login_results.html"> <input type="hidden" name="-error" value="search_error.htm"> Username: <input type=text name="email" value="" size=30> Password:<input type=password name="password" value="" size=30> <input type="submit" name="-Find" value="Login"> </form> The documentation for Filemaker is really lacking when it comes to explaining the web connection stuff. I suspect I need an IF Then statement, but I'm not smart enough to figure that out. Thanks for any help. Mike Tiehen VEI p.s. when I get this working...I still have to deal with that dang @ in the e-mail address!!
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