User Guide
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The second interaction maintains the state of the recordset when redirecting. It is
between the login (form) button and the Customers recordset.
Now, click an empty space on the layout to view the full list of interactions on the
page. You can see that a number of Cookie Interactions. These interactions are
applied to capture in a cookie the username and password. This functionality
makes the site easier to use by saving the login name and password if the site
visitor decides to do so. However, the Cookie Interactions are not necessary for
the basic login functionality.
For step-by-step instruction, see the Drumbeat Login DrumNote on how to build
login pages:
DrumNote 3: How to Password Protect Pages Using ASP
UserLogin Starting Point <installation directory>/Drumbeat 2000/Starting
Points/UserLogin