Hello Tami, and welcome to the list:
To accomplish a logon model, you must establish a user variable, which you
can check from time to time, thus qualifying the person wanting to access
the particular TAF. I presume you got that far in your logic.
The next step is to maintain a "user session," in order to access the
variable that you have set. In Witango, this is done by passing a bit of
identifying information with each call to the server. To do this, you must
ensure one of the following:
-- you are passing the user reference argument; or
-- you have cookies enabled.
Hope this helps ..
Ian
-----Original Message-----
Fair warning: I've been learning Tango so please humor my
ignorance and now I'm working on something a little more
complicated for me.
I've setting up a login model that has multiple tafs.
And I'm missing something.
page1.taf will ask you to log in when you access it.
page2.taf will do the same.
however, if i click a link in page1.taf to go to page2.taf.
i still have to login before viewing page2.taf
(and the reverse...i can log into page2.taf but if i click the
link for page1.taf....i'm prompted for a login.)
any suggestion how I might to pass along that the
person had logged in and username and password
correct.
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