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LOGIN: Requiring Login & Password - Exact Search?

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I have a web form that asks for a login and password on a CDML find page. I want it to REQUIRE both the login and password, but currently it allows one or the other. Here is my code:

You will be asked to re-enter your Login and Password for security:

Login: <INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-op" VALUE="==">

<INPUT NAME="IDWebLogin" TYPE=text id="IDWebLogin" VALUE="" SIZE=14 MAXLENGTH=255>

Password: <INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-op" VALUE="==">

<INPUT NAME="IDWebPassword" TYPE=password id="IDWebPassword" VALUE="" SIZE=11 MAXLENGTH=255>

<input type="hidden" name="-find">

<INPUT NAME="-find" TYPE="submit" id="-Login" VALUE="Submit">

I want there to be an error if they only enter one or the other; I would also like it retricted to finding ONLY their own record. I tried putting Exact Search on the WebLogin and WebPassword, but they get an error:

Access Restriction:You do not have access privileges to perform the action:find

I'm not sure what i am doing wrong here - do i need certain code on the page it is calling? Any advice would be appreciated. Thx!

Try this:

Login: <INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="IDWebLogin" VALUE="==">

<INPUT NAME="IDWebLogin" TYPE=text id="IDWebLogin" VALUE="" SIZE=14 MAXLENGTH=255>

Password: <INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME=IDWebPassword" VALUE="==">

<INPUT NAME="IDWebPassword" TYPE=password id="IDWebPassword" VALUE="" SIZE=11 MAXLENGTH=255>

Good Luck.

Garry

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