I need help in javascript

[jacob]

Hello all
How i can get current username from win2000/xp
in javascript
best regards
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[Randy Webb]

jacob wrote:

Hello all
How i can get current username from win2000/xp
in javascript

The same way you get it in the other post you made asking this same
question.

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[Hywel Jenkins]

In article <41********@news.bezeqint.net>, ya****@c.v says...

Hello all
How i can get current username from win2000/xp
in javascript
best regards

var username = prompt('What is your username?');

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[Jacob]

from the system not from the user
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In article <41********@news.bezeqint.net>, ya****@c.v says...

Hello all
How i can get current username from win2000/xp
in javascript
best regards

var username = prompt('What is your username?');

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[Grant Wagner]

"Jacob" <ya***@1.1> wrote in message
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In article <41********@news.bezeqint.net>, ya****@c.v says...

Hello all
How i can get current username from win2000/xp
in javascript
best regards

var username = prompt('What is your username?');

from the system not from the user

You can't in a cross-platform, cross-browser way in the default security
configuration.

Even using a particular platform (Windows) and a particular browser
(IE), you still cannot in the default security configuration.

You would have to reduce the security settings to a laughably low level,
or add the site to the list of Trusted sites to get it to even prompt
you to allow the ActiveX control needed to make it work to run.

To reduce your security settings:

Tools > Internet Options...
Security tab
Internet zone
Custom Level...
Under ActiveX controls and plug-ins
Locate "Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe for
scripting"
Set it to "Prompt" (or "Enable" if you really enjoy having your computer
taken over by everyone else on the Internet)

To add your site to Trusted Sites:

Tools > Internet Options...
Security tab
Trusted sites zone
Sites...
Type the site, click Add

Note that for a corporate environment, the corporate Intranet could be
added to everyone's computer using Group Policies.

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