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## RE:validate login on domain `From: Shaun Parvin` `Date: September 12 2002 8:19 PM` |
JR, there are some examples of this in the new version. This will tell you whether the logon is correct or not. Once you get past this, you will need to decide how you want to manage your sessions (variables or cookies - variables are the most secure & efficient). - Once you mapped out your session setup, in place of the text reading "Granted" (below) you will insert your session activation query & in place of the "Denied" text you will put your code for a second login attempt - notifying the user that their logon has failed. Hope this helps, Shaun This should work as long as the user accounts are in the domain as you said. Just insert this into your .cfm page #### Code: <CFX_Users ACTION="IsValid" USER="#form.user#" PASSWORD="#form.password" Domain="#domain#"> <table border=1> <tr> <th>User</th> <th>IsValid</th> </tr> <CFIF IsDefined("Users")> <CFIF IsQuery(Users)> <CFLOOP QUERY="Users"> <tr> <CFOUTPUT> <td>#User#</td> <td><CFIF IsValid IS "1">Granted<CFELSE>Denied</CFIF></td> </CFOUTPUT> </tr> </CFLOOP> </CFIF> </CFIF> </table>
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