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Md5 function

Integrated Application Platform › Forums › General › Md5 function

  • This topic has 2 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 11 years, 9 months ago by jstaple1.
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  • June 20, 2011 at 3:03 pm #701
    jstaple1
    Participant

    Hi Andrew,

    I’ve had a look at the Accounting example app and the Md5 function for encrypting the passwords. I use an Access for my users screen. I’ve tried adding a trigger so if the password has changed then update password with the Md5 function but it causes a stack over flow (Because I’m updating the same table the trigger was on…) When I looked at how the example app does it uses the changed event on the browse is there a event like this on the access? I’ve had a look but can’t identify.

    PS I’ve had a play with the Java version of Suneido and I like what I see. Combining my two favourite programming languages

    Jason

    June 22, 2011 at 3:18 pm #863
    j_ferguson
    Moderator

    Hi Jason,

    AccessControl sends an Access_RecordChange message whenever the data changes. It will pass a list of members that changed.

    Here is what the method will look like in your Controller. The members argument that is sent is an object containing the member names in the data that changed:

    Access_RecordChange(members)
    {
    }

    June 23, 2011 at 8:17 am #864
    jstaple1
    Participant

    Thanks for your response. How could I miss


    .Send("Access_RecordChange", .record_change_members)

    In the AccessControl code.

    😳

    Thanks

    Jason

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