Windows login form (1 Viewer)

Access 2003:

Purpose: Allows you to use the windows login information User Name Password and domain to control access to a db via a form.

I've hacked this together from various sources.

If you set the form up as your display form Tools>Startup>displayform
then it will be the first form your user encounters. Once they have entered the correct details you can then redirect them to the rest of the database.

Please note i've not got a network with domains here so i've not been able to test that part of the code. If there are no networks it defaults to the computers name.

Karma


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Not bad. This is the first time I have seen a working sample that allows you to verify a users network name and password.

The GetDomains() function [to populate the CMBO_DOMAIN combo box] is not working but it really is not needed since you can grab the users domain name that they are logged into with the Environ function. That should allow you to eliminate the GetDomains(), EnumDomains() and PointerToAsciiStr() functions.

Other than that it works. It validates that your network name is valid and it validates that your password is correct with your network name.

This one line is how you can simply get the users network domain name.

Hi,

Thanks for testing it. As i say i haven't got a domain here at work to test it with so that bit was a shot in the dark really. As a matter of interest do you know of another way of enumerating the available domains? I appreciate it's not entirely necessary but i like gilded lilies

Cheers

K

Karma said:

As i say i haven't got a domain here at work to test it with so that bit was a shot in the dark really. As a matter of interest do you know of another way of enumerating the available domains? I appreciate it's not entirely necessary but i like gilded lilies

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I've just tested this at work, and it found my domain with no problems. If you need any more details, just let me know.

Well I just tested it again and this time it did find my domain.

Is it possible for a person to have more than one domain listed? I am guessing that the answer is no for I think that it is just looking for the domain that you are logged into. If that is the case, then all that code to find a users domain is a waste for the answer can easily be found with just one line of code using the Environ() function.