Search found 2 matches

We ended up modifying the asp so it inserts directly into the database, bypassing the webgate.exe altogether.

The other plus to this is that we added functionality for scheduling pages from the web page. :)

I have set this variable to false and it still requires updating the webgate.usr file.

<INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME="VALIDATE_USER" VALUE = "FALSE">

We are just using a slightly modified version of the default.asp file that comes with Pagegate.

On a related note, PGAdmin is not updating the webgate.usr file when adding or deleting a user.

Author	Message
Topic: PageGate GetWeb / Direct Access db manipulation
kwc Replies: 4 Views: 37079	Forum: Integration Related Questions Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 10:43 am Subject: PageGate GetWeb / Direct Access db manipulation
kwc Replies: 4 Views: 37079	We ended up modifying the asp so it inserts directly into the database, bypassing the webgate.exe altogether. The other plus to this is that we added functionality for scheduling pages from the web page. :)
Topic: PageGate GetWeb / Direct Access db manipulation
kwc Replies: 4 Views: 37079	Forum: Integration Related Questions Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2005 10:42 am Subject: PageGate GetWeb / Direct Access db manipulation
kwc Replies: 4 Views: 37079	I have set this variable to false and it still requires updating the webgate.usr file. <INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME="VALIDATE_USER" VALUE = "FALSE"> We are just using a slightly modified version of the default.asp file that comes with Pagegate. On a related note, PGAdmin is not updating the webgate.usr file when adding or deleting a user.