The FREE ebook should be fully functional, but when the user goes to the next page, or back or jump to a page, than a reminder of paying should pop up, unless he obtained a password (and paid for it).
Is there a way to do that? Has somebody done it?
Posted on: 8:01 am on September 16, 2002
Wiplinger
If the password is set, than a variable should be set too. Can I use this variable????
Posted on: 4:33 am on September 19, 2002
EBookCompiler
Yes there is a variable {iscorrectpassword}
I didn't understand the original question
Posted on: 4:49 am on September 19, 2002
Wiplinger
I tried the following script, but I did something wrong. Can anybody correct it, please.
<script language="JavaScript">
if( !{iscorrectpassword} ) {
....
alert("This messages can be disabled by donation! \n\ " ) ; }
//-->
</script>
(Edited by Wiplinger at 11:40 pm on Sep. 19, 2002)
Posted on: 3:37 pm on September 19, 2002
EBookCompiler
Try something like. might not be exactly right
<script language="JavaScript">
var bFlag = window.external.ActivGet('{iscorrectpassword}') ;
if( !bFlag ) {
....
alert("This messages can be disabled by donation! \n\ " ) ; }
//-->
</script>
(this will only work in a compiled E-Book, made using 4.22, and won't work if you preview your HTML pages in your browser etc)
Posted on: 6:52 pm on September 19, 2002
Wiplinger
You are right, almost ;-)
var bFlag = window.external.ActivGet('{iscorrectpassword}') ; if(bFlag==0) {
is the correct way.
Now, I have tested it, and I have opened it. How can I disable my password entry again so that I can test again ;-)
Posted on: 2:23 pm on September 20, 2002
EBookCompiler
Build menu, My Password Status
Posted on: 4:54 pm on September 20, 2002
Alaska
Hi -
The Activ variable returns a string. To use it for decision making, convert it to an integer with 'parseInt()' :
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