stuj1026 Posted December 17, 2002 Posted December 17, 2002 Run into a slight problem which is probably easy to fix but it escapes me. Below is my htlm form...... <form action=FMPro method=post> <input type=hidden name=-DB value='test_login_'> <input type=hidden name=-Lay value='admin2'> <input type=hidden name="-format" value="editwelcome.htm"> <input type=hidden name="-Token" value="[FMP-CurrentRecID]"> <input type=hidden name="-error" value="new_error.htm"> <input type=hidden name="-op" value="eq"> <input type=text name='email_name' size=30> <input type=hidden name="-op" value="eq"> <input type=text name='ran_pass' size=30> <input type=submit name="-find" value="Sign In"> <input type=reset value="Reset" name="reset"> </form> As you can see I want to be able to search on "email_name" as well as on "ran_pass". My problem is I need the user to search on both fields instead of just one. My db has many "email_name" that are the same but ran_pass is always unique...So as an example i need him to be able to input [email protected] into email_name and if he does not fill in ran_pass he will come up with nothing instead of the first record that has [email protected]. Hope I am being clear! Thanks Stu
Steve T. Posted December 17, 2002 Posted December 17, 2002 Hmm... Well, your syntax/punctuation bothers me a little... I prefer something like... <INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-db" VALUE="test_login_.fp5"> Assuming your code works for you, though, I think what you need is an EXACT SEARCH (==). Most often, people need this for their login/password systems, but I think this will work for you, too. If you still have trouble, it could be due to the @ symbol being a RESERVED character in FMP. I think I had trouble searching for [email protected] data. I hope this helps. If you need more info on EXACT SEARCH, there's more in the posts and an article at FileMaker Pro, Inc.
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