[Overview][Resource strings][Classes][Procedures and functions][Index] Reference for unit 'DBLogDlg' (#lcl)

TLoginDialog

[Properties (by Name)] [Methods (by Name)] [Events (by Name)]

Implements a database login dialog form.

Declaration

Source position: dblogdlg.pas line 14

type TLoginDialog = class(TForm)

protected

  lDatabaseName: TLabel;

  

Label used to display the Database Name for the dialog form.

  lDatabase: TLabel;

  

Label for the Database Name field.

  lUserName: TLabel;

  

Label for the User Name field.

  lPassword: TLabel;

  

Label for the Password field.

  eUserName: TEdit;

  

Edit control used to enter the User Name.

  ePassword: TEdit;

  

Edit control used to enter the Password.

  BtnPanel: TButtonPanel;

  

Button Panel for the OK and Cancel buttons on the dialog.

public

  constructor Create(); override;

  

Constructor for the class instance.

end;

Inheritance

TLoginDialog

  

Implements a database login dialog form.

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TForm

  

Implements a form used in an LCL application.

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TCustomForm

  

The base type for TForm classes.

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TCustomDesignControl

  

Provides a designer surface for scaling and layout of its child controls.

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TScrollingWinControl

  

Implements a windowed control with scroll bars.

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TCustomControl

  

The base class for windowed controls which paint themselves.

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TWinControl

  

Implements a windowed control which can contain other child controls.

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TControl

  

The base class for visible controls.

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TLCLComponent

  

The base class for LCL components which have an associated widget.

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TComponent,IUnknown,IInterfaceComponentReference

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TPersistent,IFPObserved

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TObject

Description

TLoginDialog is a TForm descendant which implements a database login form. TLoginDialog contains labels and edits used to display and/or edit Database Name, User Name, and Password values. Database Name is read-only and cannot be changed on the form. The User Name can optionally be read-only. It also has a button panel with Login and Cancel buttons.

Use LoginDialogEx to create, configure, and display an instance of TLoginDialog using the arguments passed to the routine.

See also

LoginDialogEx

  

Creates, configures, and displays a TLoginDialog dialog form.


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