Re: userdb: password mismatch

[Barry Treahy <treahy@mmaz.com>]

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Thomas, that is what I do.  People login and if there is an error, it is caught and displayed
on the next page.

Barry

Thomas 'Balu' Walter wrote:

> ******    message to minivend-users from "Thomas 'Balu' Walter" <tw@iTreff.DE>     ******
>
> I am just trying to set up a userdb for my shop.
>
> If a user tries to log in with a wrong password (or wants to change it, but
> gives a wrong password) the server gives an Internal server Error and the
> shopping logfile says:
>
> 193.174.90.4 5Vg2M66i:193.174.90.4 - [25/Mai/1999:19:02:13 +0200] ch-test
> /cgi-bin/ch-test/process Runtime error: Password mismatch.
>
> (of course :-), but why does it do that and does not behave like the
> simple-demo and just displays: Password mismatch?
>
> What am I missing?
>
>      Balu
> PS: the index-page includes a
>     [if session failure]
>       [data session failure]
>     [/if]
> hm - overthinking (?!) this - the nextpage is ord/basket - do I have to
> inclode the session-failure part there?
>
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