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... in User Id on the workstation and save it to a Public variable xLogin .. I use xLogin to find the UserID stored in my security table to assign permissions as you saw earlier .. If there is no match .. I force a manual login. You could also assign the value of WNetGetUser() to an object like ...

... so don't get confused about this having much to do with learning OOP. That said, it is very useful for a user object--not only can you store their permissions, but also any user preferences, and then you can access them easily anywhere. This also has allowed me to eliminate the use of PUBLICs anywhere ...

... ones that use Google's email service too. If you think you may have clicked on it, you should head to Google's My Account page. Head to the permissions option and remove the 'Google Doc' app, which appears the same as any other."UPDATE 5/3/17: Here's Google's official statement on today's ...

... (acording to key order) You advice us to use oDbCli:bEdit, and oBrw:EditSource( .t. ), but I prefer a more (complex) controlled way because I have permissions on appending, modifying, which are different for every user. How can I do the refreshing of the data shown in the xBrowsethe same way I ...

... Application", "ContactNumber": "+91889999999", "IsActivated": true, "OperatedBy": null, "Permissions": ["airtrackingapi" ]... }

... But I am unable to provide write access to the cgi folder. Maybe an IIS expert could give us a hand here. I have googled for IIS write permissions but it is a mess... Please review the IIS_IUSRS permissions https://bitbucket.org/fivetech/screenshots/downloads/cgi_permissions.JPG

Jeff,

Surely IIS does not allow to write in the CGI-BIN folder, please try to change this line in jeff.prg and
use a folder with write permissions:

Instead of:

MemoWrit( "data.txt", cData )

try with:

MemoWrit( cPathToWriteableFolder + "\data.txt", cData )

Hey Gale,

You are right. I forgot to changed the file permissions. It should download now.

Reinaldo.

... must reside on a shared directory. For example; f:\Data\Customers.dbf (or whatever other name) and have a mapping to drive f: with read/write permissions. If this is so, then what helps you avoid a user who is working late and after exiting your app double clicks on my computer and sees a ...

... not lend itself to the 'free version' and YES, you will need to get the IT DBA staff involved in setting up the Sql Server and set up the initial permissions, ownership rights and the initial connection user, but once that is done, the setup is nothing more than configuring your app to accept ...

... then create copy is2wcgi.dll to ams.dll and place EXE and DLL in the runtime folder of IIS. We can define the folder in IIS and set the necessary permissions. In the most recent version, we have incorporated CSS and HTML5 so the application is more presentable. We are not moving to xbase++ 2.0 ...

... is where your HTML files go. Also under \inetpub is a directory called \inetpub\scripts where your exe and dll and data files go. The EXECUTE permissions for this directory must be turned ON Armed with this info, you should be able to get your provider to properly configure your server.

... @cLastT, .T. ) IF ! lPass _LoginError( cUID + IF( lLink, "--LINK=YES", "--LINK=NO"), oSession ) RETURN Void ENDIF // User Permissions... aUserPerm := _UserAccess( cUID, "DASHBOARD" ) // Open... _db( cRoot, 'job' ) _db( cRoot, 'maint' ) put( [<div id="wrapper">] ...

whithout testing: FUNCTION lFolderPermissions(cFolder)LOCAL lPermissionsLOCAL cRandomFile:= "xyz"+ LTrim(StrZero(Seconds(), 10, 2))LOCAL cFileTest:= cFolder+ "\"+ cRandomFileFClose(FCreate(cFileTest))lPermissions:= File(cFileTest)IF lPermissions&nb...