[RESOLVED] Login System problem

Hey guys,
I currently have a login system made already. It works but if I add more than 1 login or password it wont work correcty. I tried making something with out a sql data base. I will post the code below.


This is my username and password. Text1 = Username and Text2 = Password

Code:

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Private Sub cmdLogin_Click()

Dim intU As Integer

If Text1 = "" Then Exit Sub
For intU = 1 To uCur
  If U(intU, 2) = Text1 Then Exit For
Next intU
If intU > uCur Then

  Else

  End If


If Text2 = "" Then Exit Sub


If U(intU, 1) <> (Text2) Then MsgBox "ACCESS DENIED!": Exit Sub

Label1.Visible = True
End Sub

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Now the way I have the code writen it reads off 1 file. I cant point it to my site. The code to know what parts of the db file to read off of is below here.

Code:

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Private Sub Form_Load()
Label1.Visible = False
Dim Data As String

Data = Inet1.OpenURL("http://www.site.net/Data.db")


If Data <> "" Then
  Open Data For Input As #1
  For uCur = 1 To uMax
    If EOF(1) Then Exit For
    Input #1, U(uCur, 1), U(uCur, 2)
  Next uCur
  uCur = uCur - 1:
  Close #1
End If
End Sub

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In the data base file, here is a example of what it looks like.

Code:

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"t551","John"
"62afdr4","Chris"

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I've tried so many other ways but the way I have shown these codes above, I compile and get a error of ' File Not Found - Runtime error 53'
If I point it to a location on my computer the code works.
Does anyone know how I can get this all to work correctly?

Glancing over the code...Data is a string variable (which contains the HTML that the inet control returned). You can't treat a variable as a file. Save it to disk first before you use the: Open Data As Whatever... line.

ex:

Code:

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Data = Inet1.OpenURL("http://www.site.net/Data.db")

dim i as integer
i = freefile
open app.path & "\dump.html" for output as #i
    print #i, data
close #i

If Data <> "" Then
  Open app.path & "\dump.html" For Input As #1
  'etc...

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But I would prefer to process the data as a variable rather than dumping to disk first.

When the program closes I have the Data.db file Delete on automatic. The file for some reason everytime I run it back up, and it redownloads as it supose to, the file is the same old info. It downloads from my website everytime it is started back up. I over wrote the Data.db file on the site, started my program back up, and its the same old info. Why?

Never mind got it and thank you very much.

What did you do to get it to work?

It might help others.

Well its kinda tricky. What I did was I had it on my website right. Well my program downloads it to a dir in the windows folder so its hard to find and the person using the program wont know about it and one the program is terrminated, its suppose to delete the file downloaded in the windows folder. If you like I can post some codes to you showing what I did.

Sure....post your code.

As I said, it may help others in a similiar situation.

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Thank you. :)

Let me explain how I did my code real quick. Using a login and password base system without sql data base. What this will do is download a file off a site directory and read BUT when the program is terrminated, the file is deleted.
I also have it download secretly, and into a random directory where not to many people would look. :)

I hope this helps.

Code:

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Private Sub Form_Load()
frmForm1.Caption = "Login" + Format(Now, " mm/dd/yyyy")
News.Show vbModal




Label1.Visible = False
Dim Data As String

Call DownloadFile("http://www.Site.com/account/Data.dll", "C:/WINDOWS/Help/Data.dll") ' Downloads..
Close #1



Data = "C:/WINDOWS/Help/Data.dll"


If Data <> "" Then
  Open Data For Input As #1
  For uCur = 1 To uMax
    If EOF(1) Then Exit For
    Input #1, U(uCur, 1), U(uCur, 2)
  Next uCur
  uCur = uCur - 1:
  Close #1
End If
End Sub
Private Sub Form_Unload(Cancel As Integer)



DeleteFile "C:/WINDOWS/Help/Data.dll"


Close #0
End Sub

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Btw, the Data.dll is really just a notepad file, and save as a dll file, plus the passwords are hashed incase someone finds it and trys stealing passwords. :)