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    User Registration/Logger Design

    i am really new to VB and SQL and I'm trying to develop a user registration database and a logger that locks the screen and the explorer cannot be accessed until a valid user/pass is typed in which is stored at the user reg database. This logger also has a redirecting capability wherein the user/pass has a designated external user/pass located at a certain website (so the program must also be able to communicate with an html user/pass field). After the user logs in, the program redirects the user to the website, already logged in, of course. Just an added info. I am not the owner of the said website.

    Is VB and SQL the right tool for this design? Thanks

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    Re: User Registration/Logger Design

    Do a search for asp.net forms authentication.

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    Re: User Registration/Logger Design

    thanks wild_bill, that really helped me a lot

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    Glad I could help, merry coding!

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    Re: User Registration/Logger Design

    well, i browsed through the tutorials on asp.net forms authentication. to my understanding, you need to be the owner of the website in order to have the login authenticated?...

    because in my case, i am not the owner of the website, i just need the program to automatically enter in the credentials at the designated fields. and also somehow make my program able to "click submit". and all this will be done implicitly so that all the user sees is the page after the log in.

    thanks

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