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In my login (asp)page, when the password is wrong,
there is
response.redirect "login.asp"
But the loginname too is blanked out and the page is displayed again.
I have a session variable for the login name but i am not sure how to pass this on so that only the password is blanked out on redirecting.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
First of all, this is not only pointed to you.
I'm wondering why a lot of people post ASP and HTML related Questions in this VB! forum. Is ASP in any way related with VB? I know HTML isn't but not sure about ASP.
There are seperate forums for ASP on this site and there are a lot of other sites who host ASP forums/FAQ's as well.
It's getting a bit on my nerves now with all the CGI/ASP/HTML q's here.
It's not to offend you I'm sorry if I did.
Thanks for pointing out. Actually even I am against posting such questions on the general forum. But it takes ages for questions on other forums to be noticed (if very lucky since most questions go unanswered!) and for ASP (or other topic )newbies it can be really frustrating.
Ofcourse, I understand that.
I don't mind if API q's are posted here, because it's a bit of VB and it may stay unnoticed in the API forum, Internet (VB) q's idem dito. But I think really irrelevant q's (like ASP and HTML, CGI) belong in other forums. I think you'll get more answers in an ASP forum (on an ASP site) than here on a VB forum.
Again, it doesn't matter this time, but I hope other people understand that in other forums you'll get more replies then here.
No hard feelings,
I agree that is isn't the place for ASP but like Sarun says it take's forever to get a response. Over the weekend there were only 17 threads in three days and if you post a difficult question it probably won't get answered.
Anyway to answer the question.
Code:<input name="username" value="<%session("user")%>">
I think it is because a lot of people have come from Visual Basic programming to programming apps for the web using VBScript in ASP. I've been working with ASP for a while now and I'd be willing to take questions from anyone looking for a little beginner help. :)
I have to agree that this is the best forum I have been in. I'm Kinda working backwards coming from ASP Web stuff to VB and I have found incredible help here. Thanks to all the people who read and post!!
Thank you for responding.