Visual C# – Login Form Tutorial
Tutorial show how to do a login form for C# beginners.
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it wont work for me. i think everything is exact, but when i finish, it
tells me
‘ProgramC:UsersUserDocumentsVisualStudio2010ProjectsProject1Project1objx86DebugProject1.exe’
does not contain a static ‘Main’ method suitable for an entry point’ Please
help me out!
the textbox must be named “a1_txtb” not a1 or just remove “_txtb” from the
if condition.
Else doesnt work
its wrong, u would do, if(a1.Text == “answer1”)…
Good one, thanks
There would be different options,for example you can format your text like
that: Username=User1 Password=Pw1 Username=User1 Password=Pw1 then you have
to do a loop and split the text and get only the second part while checking
if the data from the split is equal to a username or password
tnx buddy…………….
How would you do it with a list of people. I want to create a login in
which there are 5 people with accounts. Therefore 5 usernames and passwords.
wont work.. i named my textbox a1 and i put… if(a1_txtb.Text == answer1)
and it gives me a error on the a1_txtb.Text saying it doesnt exist or
something
You are doing something of wrong.It works for me at 100%