Oliver, instead of:
if( Password1 != Password2 )
don't you want:
if ( ! Password1.equals (Password2))
Jim
Oliver Kaljuvee wrote:
> Hi Everybody,
>
> I am testing out a simple form that takes four values. The starting
> page is called test.jsp, which has an action to process.jsp (t
"Oliver Kaljuvee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Problem in the code...
Hi Everybody,
I am testing out a simple form that takes four values. The starting page is
called test.jsp, which has an action to process.jsp (t
Hi Everybody,
I am testing out a simple form that takes four values. The
starting page is called test.jsp, which has an action to process.jsp (the
code below). The insertion to the database works fine, however, the code
has a flaw when checking for the passwords; it always considers the password
