Visual Basic, If you know Qbaisc and VB4.0 HELP

If you know Qbaisc and VB4.0 HELP

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Dark Dwar #1 / 7	If you know Qbaisc and VB4.0 HELP Sup... I need to know how to do this in vb4.0 cls 1 if a$ = 2344 then 10 else 1 if a$ = other then 1 Well I wann make it so that when you use the Text1 and use the pasword character, When u enter for say" 2344 " it will open the next form. if you type any thing else it stays their till you try the right password? Help me mazer#pld.com
Wed, 02 Feb 2000 03:00:00 GMT

John Cart #2 / 7	If you know Qbaisc and VB4.0 HELP Quote: >Sup... >I need to know how to do this in vb4.0 >cls >1 >if a$ = 2344 then 10 else 1 >if a$ = other then 1 >Well I wann make it so that when you use the Text1 and use the pasword >character, When u enter for say" 2344 " it will open the next form. if you >type any thing else it stays their till you try the right password? >Help me >mazer#pld.com pwd$ = "" do until pwd$ = "2344" pwd$ = text1.text loop form2.load Visit my source code page at http://www.mindspring.com/~johnecarter Visit my favorite school at http://www.mindspring.com/~addison Get PR-Tracker -- tracks problem reports, defects, bugs INFORMATION: http://www.prtracker.com/info.html DOWNLOAD: http://www.prtracker.com/download.html
Wed, 02 Feb 2000 03:00:00 GMT

William A. Sha #3 / 7	If you know Qbaisc and VB4.0 HELP John, I think that this, Quote: > pwd$ = "" > do until pwd$ = "2344" > pwd$ = text1.text > loop > form2.load would, if entered in a button_click event would just sit there. If entered in the text_change event it would, on the first keystroke, lockup the system (You'd need a DoEvent in there to process additional keystrokes). If the UI is "type then push the button" then on the button_click event just enter if text1.text = "2344" then form2.show If the UI is more dynamic (launch the form as soon as the right pwd is typed), then do the same line of code on the text1_change event. As soon as they hit that second '4', bang! the form loads. A major probem with either of these approaches is that the pwd is in the code. Even compiled, the pwd will be visible to any decent browser. Need to throw a one-way-hash function in there and save the results to the registry. Then, when the pwd is reentered, run the same function and compare that to what was found in the registry. Bill
Wed, 02 Feb 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Sebastian Erlhof #4 / 7	If you know Qbaisc and VB4.0 HELP Quote: >Well I wann make it so that when you use the Text1 and use the pasword >character, When u enter for say" 2344 " it will open the next form. if you >type any thing else it stays their till you try the right password? >Help me >mazer#pld.com You need a button and a text1 object. For checking the password input use this by putting it in the buttons click event: If text1.text = "PASSWORD" then load FORM 'Show next form unload me ' unloads form [...] ' your lines here... else msgbox "Your password is wrong!" 'creates a Message text1.text = "" ' this line deletes the wrong password input [...] ' your lines here.... end if * *
Wed, 02 Feb 2000 03:00:00 GMT

John Cart #5 / 7	If you know Qbaisc and VB4.0 HELP Quote: >John, >I think that this, >> pwd$ = "" >> do until pwd$ = "2344" >> pwd$ = text1.text >> loop >> form2.load >would, if entered in a button_click event would just sit there. >If entered in the text_change event it would, on the first keystroke, >lockup the system (You'd need a DoEvent in there to process additional >keystrokes). >If the UI is "type then push the button" then on the button_click event >just enter > if text1.text = "2344" then form2.show >If the UI is more dynamic (launch the form as soon as the right pwd is >typed), then do the same line of code on the text1_change event. As soon >as they hit that second '4', bang! the form loads. >A major probem with either of these approaches is that the pwd is in the >code. Even compiled, the pwd will be visible to any decent browser. >Need to throw a one-way-hash function in there and save the results to >the registry. Then, when the pwd is reentered, run the same function >and compare that to what was found in the registry. >Bill I won't disagree with anything you said, but the presentation of the original message indicates the poster is not looking for serious password protection, and he appears to need some experience doing research in the Help file, if not in the manual ;-) Visit my source code page at http://www.mindspring.com/~johnecarter Visit my favorite school at http://www.mindspring.com/~addison Get PR-Tracker -- tracks problem reports, defects, bugs INFORMATION: http://www.prtracker.com/info.html DOWNLOAD: http://www.prtracker.com/download.html
Thu, 03 Feb 2000 03:00:00 GMT

William A. Sha #6 / 7	If you know Qbaisc and VB4.0 HELP -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Quote: > I won't disagree with anything you said, but the presentation of the > original message indicates the poster is not looking for serious > password protection, and he appears to need some experience doing > research in the Help file, if not in the manual ;-) I think you're right. Often, when I read something here that peaks my interest, I can usually find an answer with a couple of hits of the Help file. Since i usually don't remember much, I figure I've probably spent more time than most puzzeling my way through Help files. That might give me some kind of advantage... ;-) Bill -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: PGP for Personal Privacy 5.0 Charset: noconv iQCVAwUBM/eGEqwtq3kR+EmhAQGqbgP/QCVMgB5+7PvnuMdhiv8HCttaxeop0uZq rg0EQ7AcGLlMA4Oy3xJZkSI16LS0VVU3mCdUMjPBVP+t8N25RZEdmKNvREJSD8hn Y6J3xT+eLlqTrV3RwkkdUoop2vIjTSzKGQ4OqCYVbwo/PJ2nPQxQrdnqzKzBJTMg Il1Lprjs+4A= =PQPH -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
Thu, 03 Feb 2000 03:00:00 GMT

John Cart #7 / 7	If you know Qbaisc and VB4.0 HELP [snip] Quote: >I think you're right. >Often, when I read something here that peaks my interest, I can usually >find an answer with a couple of hits of the Help file. Since i usually >don't remember much, I figure I've probably spent more time than most >puzzeling my way through Help files. That might give me some kind of >advantage... ;-) >Bill I cut my programming teeth on some original Bell Labs UNIX manuals - definitely not "words to humans". However, they really do make the Help files seem easy to use ;-) Visit my source code page at http://www.mindspring.com/~johnecarter Visit my favorite school at http://www.mindspring.com/~addison Get PR-Tracker -- tracks problem reports, defects, bugs INFORMATION: http://www.prtracker.com/info.html DOWNLOAD: http://www.prtracker.com/download.html
Sat, 05 Feb 2000 03:00:00 GMT

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