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open a file with one of the passwords ?

jiehuang001
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I have a login.fp5 file that will allow user to login into my menu.fp5 file. For this menu.fp5 file, there are 5 passwords with 5 different privilege.

Then I need to create 5 opener files (such as opener_1.fp5, opener_2.fp5, opener_3.fp5, opener_4.fp5, opener_5.fp5) to allow users with different login to open this menu.fp5 file. When a user is logged in, he is directed to one of these 5 opener files and then the opener file will open the menu.fp5 file with the according privilege.

My question is "why do I need to create a opener file to open the menu.fp5 file?" Can I implement this within a script such as "when username/password correct, open file menu.fp5 with password_1".

Please help.

Jie

I would create my open script to use an IF:

If(StatusCurrentGroup = "Whatever that group name is" then Open, Opener1

Create that statement for each group.

I hope this is not as clear as mud and helps!

What's to stop me from calling one of the opener files directly and bypassing your security system?

  • 3 weeks later...
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Hi, can you please tell me exactly how to write the following script?

If(StatusCurrentGroup = "Whatever that group name is" then Open, Opener1

Is Opener1 a separate file whose only function is to open another file?

thanks.

jie

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