want to create a login form

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I want to create a login form to validate the user credential and provide the user with appropriate features and functionality.(Using Ado.net)

Posted 29-Aug-12 4:44am

Mangvoy

Updated 29-Aug-12 5:49am

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Killzone DeathMan 29-Aug-12 10:47am

Just do a login form that call the program if the user is logged in! It is nothing to know about it!
Give me code details and I will help you!
Regards,
KZ

bbirajdar 29-Aug-12 10:50am

Yes please.. Permission granted.. Go ahead...

AmitGajjar 29-Aug-12 11:28am

:)

Christian Amado 29-Aug-12 10:53am

ASP.NET? WPF? Silverlight? DOS? What kind of program?

ridoy 29-Aug-12 11:09am

want to create login form?ok,then done it..tons of code available in google..then code yourself and if you face any problem there then come here to share with us..

Mangvoy 29-Aug-12 11:47am

but in a single form how different user can log in with respect to their authority like a manager can see the whole objectives and a asst manager can see only allocation and a supervisor can see only employee and group work

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**R. Giskard Reventlov** · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-29T05:48:00

Solution 1

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Posted 29-Aug-12 5:48am

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fjdiewornncalwe 29-Aug-12 13:55pm

+5. How can I not when the OP has selected this as the solution.