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Tech Guy Lost but trying Posts: 96 Reg: Jul 11, 2011 New Orleans 960	confirm \| cancel 09/23/11 01:33 PM (14 years ago) configuring password protection I am designing an application for my company that requires password protection. One question they have is this. Can I program the app to retrieve authentication from our website? Can we program the user info on our site without having to program users through the buzztouch website? I think the answer is yes to this and I think the answer is here http://www.buzztouch.com/docs/v1.5/screen_settingsLogin.php but since I am a big time noob, I do not know what I am looking at. However if I am correct, then I can have my web designer help me. Title Comments I am designing an application for my company that requires password protection. One question they have is this. Can I program the app to retrieve authentication from our website? Can we program the user info on our site without having to program users through the buzztouch website? I think the answer is yes to this and I think the answer is here http://www.buzztouch.com/docs/v1.5/screen_settingsLogin.php but since I am a big time noob, I do not know what I am looking at. However if I am correct, then I can have my web designer help me.

gotfox buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 146 Reg: Feb 05, 2011 Las Vegas 8,460	09/23/11 08:56 PM (14 years ago) Yes. You'll have to have your web guy write a script that interfaces with whatever user management device the company wants to use and spit out the code that BT wants to see for verification. That doc file is a good place to start. Comments Yes. You'll have to have your web guy write a script that interfaces with whatever user management device the company wants to use and spit out the code that BT wants to see for verification. That doc file is a good place to start.

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