Currentuser that send a form

[Dax]

Hi,
how can Identify a domain user that send a form made with ASP.
I have see that exist a variable called currentuser, but what does it
mean?

Thanks in advance,
Dax

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Hi,
how can Identify a domain user that send a form made with ASP.
I have see that exist a variable called currentuser, but what does it
mean?

try

Request.ServerVariables("AUTH_USER")

Thanks in advance,
Dax

[Dax]

If I create a program where in it it's written:
dim user
user=Request.ServerVariables("AUTH_USER")
Response.Write(user)
I print the correct name or I must written something else?
Thanks for your interesting,

Dax

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Dax wrote:

If I create a program where in it it's written:
dim user
user=Request.ServerVariables("AUTH_USER")
Response.Write(user)
I print the correct name or I must written something else?
Thanks for your interesting,

Dax

I generally use "LOGON_USER" instead of "AUTH_USER"
This ServerVariable will only contain a value if Anonymous access is
disabled for your website.

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[Dax]

Yes but how can I "put" my name inside that variable (LOGON_USER)? I
must click on a logon button?

Thanks in advance

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Dax wrote:

Yes but how can I "put" my name inside that variable (LOGON_USER)? I
must click on a logon button?

Please quote the message to which you are replying so I don't have to go
back and read the previous messages in the thread.

Anyways, that variable is automatically populated if you have Anonymous
access turned off on your site. There is no need for you to do anything else
to put anything into it.

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