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The #Authent object implements a role-based user management with access protection. Like the #Password object, the password level principle (PWL) is used to implement access protection.
The difference to the #Password object is that a user is assigned a role and thus inherits the PWL of that role. The User/Password pair is also required for the login.
The Configuration of #Authent has to be accomplished with the following worksheets:
Parameters
Object
Column A
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M/O
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Default
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Description
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#Authent
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M
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Authent object
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Text/File
Action
Column K
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M/O
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Default
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Description
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#page=<name>
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O
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#page=<name> is opened if an object is clicked that is protected (disabled) by the PWL
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off
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Objects that are protected by the PWL are fully hidden (off) instead of being displayed as disabled
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ActionLimit1
Column N
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M/O
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Default
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Description
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#page=<name>
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O
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An incorrect password entry (login) initiates a screen page change to #page=<name>
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ActionLimit2
Column N
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M/O
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Default
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Description
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#page=<name>
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O
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The page to change the password. Its gonna be opened when the current password has expired or after the first login.
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Option
Column S
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M/O
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Default
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Description
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timeout=<time>
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O
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The current user is logged out after <time> minutes of no operation have elapsed.
| • | <time> can be an integer constant. |
| • | <time> can be a numerical variable. If it is not defined in UserVar or not yet registered, it is created as a WORD. |
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keep_pwl
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O
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The current user is kept logged in if the password entry is incorrect, otherwise he is logged out.
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bitwise=and
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O
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Links the PWL of the user or the bitwise and role with the PWL of the object (Option: pwl=<n>).
see also: #password
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See also
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