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I need to do a login form with the basics.
account:
name:
password:
login button
and do a postback to another url, to directly log in the user..
Can I do this via Form wizard pro or what approach would you guys recommend.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
No, Form Wizard Pro was not designed for login or registration. While it "might" be possible for a developer to implement something like that using a custom form submission handler I would not recommend it. A lot of thought has gone into making mojoPortal secure, I don't recommend people bypassing the built in functionality for login or registration.
Best,
Joe
Agreed I love the program and don't want to compramise it, .net not having the ability to have multiple forms on a page kinda complicates things.
maybe I am just doing the postback incorrectly cause it doesn't seem to work. I will try your suggestion.
Thanks, Joe
In a custom feature (not in Form Wizard Pro) you can workaround the ASP.NET single form limitation as described in the article Building a Simple PayPal Buy now button.
Hope that helps,