yes. i'm trying to go from dbman to dbman sql.
my admin form in dbman had a drop down list to select a user with a button next to it. until you selected a user from the list, the name, password, email etc were blank. once you selected someone and clicked the inquire button, it displayed that user's info. you could modify the info and click update/create button to update the info. or you could ignore the dropdown list, type a username in the NewUsername field, enter info and click the update/create button to create a new user.
the admin form in sql always has my username in the drop list and my info on the screen. don't know if it's because i have lowest number and therefore am first in the file or if it's because i'm the one logged in. the only way to pull up someone else's info in default admin form is to type in their username in a text field. once you tab out of the text field it pulls up their info. i want to get rid of that technique and do it like old dbman.
dbman sql also has a Name field in the user table. i don't want to use this field at all. instead i want to look up the real name (Firstname and Lastname fields) in my members table. see my other post in this forum!
thanks!
my admin form in dbman had a drop down list to select a user with a button next to it. until you selected a user from the list, the name, password, email etc were blank. once you selected someone and clicked the inquire button, it displayed that user's info. you could modify the info and click update/create button to update the info. or you could ignore the dropdown list, type a username in the NewUsername field, enter info and click the update/create button to create a new user.
the admin form in sql always has my username in the drop list and my info on the screen. don't know if it's because i have lowest number and therefore am first in the file or if it's because i'm the one logged in. the only way to pull up someone else's info in default admin form is to type in their username in a text field. once you tab out of the text field it pulls up their info. i want to get rid of that technique and do it like old dbman.
dbman sql also has a Name field in the user table. i don't want to use this field at all. instead i want to look up the real name (Firstname and Lastname fields) in my members table. see my other post in this forum!
thanks!