How do I add log-in security to a Ninox Database?
I'm using the desktop Mac version. Manual has a section on users and permissions but is starts by referencing the "main menu". Which/where is this? I can't find a menu with an invite function so I'm stumped from step 1.
Michael
6 replies
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Users and permissions requires Ninox Cloud. You could create a trial account if you want to try it out.
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Actually the desktop version suits my current needs well except for needing to set a log-in. I don't need users/permissions, just a password to open the file. How can do that?
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We already have added this feature in our list of requested features. We hope to release it in one of our upcoming versions. Thank you for your patience.
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This would be required since anybody who opens the mac can access the ninox database. At least a login for an admin user would help. ALso is there an upcoming feature list available
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Wouldn’t each user on the Mac have thier own, separate DBs?
If the DB is stored on iCloud, each user will need access to that iCloud account.
i would like the password for the iPad version where there isnt really multiple users. Sometimes i let my kids use my ipad.
you could use the new trigger on open in 2.5.0 to create something password like.
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Here is an idea for a poor mans version of a PIN code protection for a DB. it is used in "Trigger after open".
let passcode := "1234";
let enteredCode := "";
while passcode != enteredCode do
let response := dialog("Enter Passcode", enteredCode, ["0", "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9", "10"]);
if response = 10 then
enteredCode := ""
else
enteredCode := enteredCode + response
end
end
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