Saving Username + Password - Easily done to the client
Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2001 5:38 pm
I think this shouldn't be too hard to program, and it could be helpful on the lagout's that we're having... well in a way... since you can log back in faster...
Here's how you can do it
since the username and password column is currently set as a value-less text area, give it a variable name, say txtbox_user and txtbox_pass. Now, after the two prompts tell the program to load two variable controlled values into them. One can be called mem_user and another can be mem_pass. Add an extra check box to the login window called "S&ave password" (& sign so when hit alt+a the box can be checked and un checked). When user sets the box to active, it stores the value in txtbox_user and txtbox_pass to mem_user and mem_pass. When it's not checked, it sends a null value(therefore wipes out the saved password). And viola, you got yourself a client that saves password when user requests for it. I did a little mod to my so it does that(well sorta, it logs in automatically as myself since I don't have the origional coding. So I can only have so much access...) , why don't you make it so its global so that everyone can do it?
I've also made it so that when alt+s it toggles sound and alt+m to toggle music. Quite convient on fast logging in when lagged out.
(Edited by KillerX at 5:39 pm on Dec. 10, 2001)
Here's how you can do it
since the username and password column is currently set as a value-less text area, give it a variable name, say txtbox_user and txtbox_pass. Now, after the two prompts tell the program to load two variable controlled values into them. One can be called mem_user and another can be mem_pass. Add an extra check box to the login window called "S&ave password" (& sign so when hit alt+a the box can be checked and un checked). When user sets the box to active, it stores the value in txtbox_user and txtbox_pass to mem_user and mem_pass. When it's not checked, it sends a null value(therefore wipes out the saved password). And viola, you got yourself a client that saves password when user requests for it. I did a little mod to my so it does that(well sorta, it logs in automatically as myself since I don't have the origional coding. So I can only have so much access...) , why don't you make it so its global so that everyone can do it?
I've also made it so that when alt+s it toggles sound and alt+m to toggle music. Quite convient on fast logging in when lagged out.
(Edited by KillerX at 5:39 pm on Dec. 10, 2001)