Hi People,
How could I know what the Windows account (client) that the user is logged into?
Best Regards,
Hi People,
How could I know what the Windows account (client) that the user is logged into?
Best Regards,
Flavio da Costa Figueiredo
Data Access Latin America
Look at Network_User_Name in DFAbout.pkg
Garret
Time for an oldie but goodie:
"If it ain't broke, you're not trying." - Red Green
Flavio,
Google on getting the user name via Javascript. I quickly found: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2...ith-javascript
Regards,
Data Access Worldwide
Vincent Oorsprong
As stated in the link, this is a security risk, so it's unlikely that you'll be able to get to it. Even if you find something on your current browser, odds are that it'll change.
Would the current Google Username / Facebook name do instead?
You could maybe use one of these services for login?
This is going to be hard to do. As Sean says it is a security risk and it won't work for long. Authentication is a big subject. There is OATH which has implementation in Google and Facebook. There is also Microsoft's own version which is easier if you are using Office 365 using a SAML token and a webservice.
I am hoping that DAW will take a serious look into providing some sort of authentication system in a future version. It makes sense with the Microsoft-centric products (web on IIS and VDF on Windows).
Chuck Atkinson
"No matter how confounding the case, Bob Worsley always finds the quaesitum."
What about Windows Authentication using IIS?
-> http://www.iis.net/configreference/s...authentication
Might be worth a look... Tough I'm not sure which browser are supported.
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