asked on How prevent user from openein a form from a main menu if the form they are trying to open has a tag of "Secure"
I have a main menu form. On that main menu form are several command buttons that have a tag of "Secure". If the user clicks on one of the buttons that is set to open a "Secure" form, I want a password form to open and have the user enter a password. If the password equals DLookup("[dbPassword]", "tblSetup") then let them proceed.
If the password they enter does not equal the DLookup, present a message form and Do NOT let them in.
How can I do this from the onclick event of the form? Or if it can't be done this way, how?
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If the password they enter does not equal the DLookup, present a message form and Do NOT let them in.
How can I do this from the onclick event of the form? Or if it can't be done this way, how?
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SteveL13
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What's the point of using the Tag property of the control? If you want to ask the user to enter a password to open a form, use Jeff's suggestion, or do the same thing in the OnClick event of any button where a password is needed. Same concepts apply, but instead of running Jeff's code in the Open event of a Form, you run it in the Click event of the button.
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Very simple and straight forward. Thanks.
But this can get complicated depending on what you need, ...so this might be better dealt with in a separate, new question.
JeffCoachman