Some basic form submission questions

Hello,
1. On page 1, I've created a form which contains only one text field (P1_USERNAME) and a submit button which leads to Page 2. On page 2, I can't seem to access the value of :P1_USERNAME. From Page 2, when I press the 'Session' button, it shows P1_USERNAME with the correct value under Session State.
What am I doing wrong?
2. Page 2 is a User Profile page, which needs to display various information about a user whose username was entered on Page 1. Is it possible to run only one query and fill the disabled text fields on Page 2 from that one query instead of running a separate SELECT queries for each field?
Thanks :)

1) In what context can you not access the value of P1_USERNAME? Describe how you trying to access its value. If you see the item and its value in the session state, it is definitely accessible from page 2.
2) To display the user's current profile just create a SQL report region with the SELECT statement's WHERE referring to P1_USERNAME. Something like:
  SELECT first_name, last_name, ...
    FROM user_profile
   WHERE username = :P1_USERNAMEMike

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    I have a Linux router running on an old Pentium machine. It has two cards, one configured for the private network (with an address like 192.168.1.1) and the second card set up to take addresses from DHCP ( since that's how Rogers sends you the public address).
    In that machine I run my firewall, SmoothWall (smoothwall.org) and have enabled NAT so the machines in the inside network can go to the Internet.
    I have Samba set up in another machine to share files (that's an Arch system) with static IP, my daughter's machine (another Arch system), my system (obviously another Arch with static IP) and my wife's machine with Windows XP system (static IP too).
    So, the key concept here  are:
    1. Use static IPs for the private network
    2. Use DHCP for Rogers
    3. Use NAT in your router so all the machines can go to the Internet but no one from the Internet can get to them.
    Hope this helps.
    R
    p.s. feel free to contact me off the list if you need further details/help.
    Aha! So, for example, the network 192.168.0.0 where mask is 255.255.255.0 is a private network set up by my router, right?
    So the addresses in 192.168.0.0 never change, but the public IP address of the hosts do change?
    Does that mean that if, for example, I have a host called 192.168.0.32 that its address never changes? Can I simply add that to all the other hosts' /etc/hosts file and it won't change?
    All I was ever concerned about was allowing hosts in the network to contact each other via hostname. If that never changes then I'm all set.
    BTW, thanks for your continuing help!
    Last edited by Jessehk (2007-08-10 16:33:57)

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