I need to employ a 17 digit password. Not 16 nor 18 but it must be 17. If the end user does any more or any less it kicks them off the cd.
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Re: A 17 digit password
1. If you use some letters instead of numbers you would increase the security a lot. Alpha numeric is usually the way to go for passwords. If you use upper and lower case too you will again increase the security quite a bit. So the best is a 17 character password made up of numbers, upper case letters, and lower case letters. That being said it's going to be a drag for your users to deal with a 17 character password.
2. What is it you are asking?
Corey Milner
Creative Director, Indigo Rose Software
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Re: A 17 digit password
LOL... Just like I said before... this is only a facade. They need only to type in 17 characters, no less, no more. It could be anything it doesn't matter. The end user will be entering a Paypall confirmation number (which is 17 characters).
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Re: A 17 digit password
OK so what, specifically, is it you need oh dancing banana?
Corey Milner
Creative Director, Indigo Rose Software
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Re: A 17 digit password
That sounds like something the dancing banana would say... Ironic.
AGRO if you want to hear what the dancing banana would sound like if it were a person/puppet download the "Special Ed" segment from the Crank Yankers show. You'll laugh, I guarantee it. Third from the bottom here:http://www.comcentral.com/tv_shows/c...ownloads.jhtml
Corey Milner
Creative Director, Indigo Rose Software
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Re: A 17 digit password
1. Create an edit field.
2. In it's properties dialog check, "Use input mask".
3. Put "#################" in the input mask field.
4. Put on an Elvis 45 and have a mai-tai by the pool as you ruminate on the nature of success and wait for the paypal people to come crawling in on their hands and knees.
Corey Milner
Creative Director, Indigo Rose Software
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Re: A 17 digit password
Then just use AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA instead as it says here http://www.autoplaystudio.com/webhel...ttings_tab.htm
As to the three strikes thing when you check the value of your editfield for a match simply log errors to a variable, i.e. something like %failedAttempts%. Then simply have an action on your page which checks %failedAttempts% onPageLoad and ejects if it's value is over 2 or whatever...
If you want that failure/ejection to be persistent then log it to a registry entry instead of a variable.
Corey Milner
Creative Director, Indigo Rose Software
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