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Submitted on: 6/2/2001 10:52:00 PM
By: Joe McDonnell
Level: Advanced
User Rating:
By 5 Users
Compatibility:ASP (Active Server Pages), VbScript (browser/client side)
Users have accessed this code 20541 times.
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| | | Retrieve the NT user name on an intranet. Strips the domain name from the returned string.
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'**************************************
' Name: NT User Name
' Description:Retrieve the NT user name
' on an intranet. Strips the domain name f
' rom the returned string.
' By: Joe McDonnell
'
'This code is copyrighted and has ' limited warranties.Please see http://w
' ww.Planet-Source-Code.com/vb/scripts/Sho
' wCode.asp?txtCodeId=6689&lngWId=4 'for details. '**************************************
You can easily Get the NT logon name For a user by using:
user=request.servervariables("logon_user") OR
user=request.servervariables("remote_user")
This will return a String like "mydomain/myname"
You can Get just the user name by using INSTRREV. Where INSTR returns the position of the first search character INSTR will return the last. Your code will be something like:
<%
MyVar=request.servervariables("logon_user")
MyPos = InstrRev(MyVar, "/", -1, 1)
UserName=Mid(MyVar,MyPos+1,Len(MyVar))
%>
You can also use this To return file names from paths etc. | |
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6/3/2001 12:41:11 AM: hotwu
bro, although i do not think this should be in the advanced category, i should not rate your code on that alone... i voted your last piece down because of that... i believe both your code submissions deserve a 3 rating, so i'm gonna be generous on this one because i was so hard on the last piece you submitted. i apologize.
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6/4/2001 1:38:57 PM: Bill
Thanks
My only comment is to remind other dummies like me that you have to have your domain set up for authenticated users.
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8/12/2001 4:18:20 AM: Naresh
It doesn't work for me. I want to post it on the Intrant, plz help me out.
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8/12/2001 4:20:31 AM: Naresh
It doesn't work for me. I want to post it our intranet, plz help me out.
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6/13/2002 3:43:23 AM: Pascal
It works only for the server !
It's an ASP code and it was execute only on the server ! I try it but the answer is allways the name of the server.
If someone have a solution please send me an email.
Thanks
pascal.blanc@orange.fr
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10/24/2003 11:50:03 AM:
Sure this only works when you authenticate the user using windows integrated or plain text security settings in IIS
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