Capture logged in username in HTMLDB

All,
I'm a novice user of HTMLDB. I'm facing a problem in capturing the logged in username and display it in a textbox. Any suggestions welcome.
Cheers

Good morning,
You could also modify the procedure called "Set Username Cookie" on the login page.
I created an item on my Page 1 called :P1_USERNAME and then altered the Set Username Cookie procedure to assign the username since the user's name was already there in :P101_USERNAME.
Declare
wCount number;
begin
owa_util.mime_header('text/html', FALSE);
owa_cookie.send(
name=>'LOGIN_USERNAME_COOKIE',
value=>lower(:P101_USERNAME));
:P1_USERNAME := :P101_USERNAME;
exception when others then null;
end;
Don.
Don.

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