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Dear forum members I had the idea for some time to set up a structured wiki / knowledge bank for uiniGUI. From today http://www.uniguiwiki.com is therefore operational. It is a wiki / knowledge base where as many ready-made solutions as possible can be found in a structured way. The forum works well, but it is sometimes very difficult to find solutions. With the help of this wiki / knowledge base I want to add some structure. Unfortunately, you cannot create a wiki post yourself, this to preserve the structure as much as possible and to prevent proliferation. Maybe this will come in the future. However, it is possible to create some authors who want to post solutions or help. Everyone may have code, tips / tricks that they want to make available on the wiki. I therefore depend on your help to fill this wiki as a central knowledge base. For this I have created an 'upload facility' where you can upload examples. I will then view, assess and make this available on the wiki. To access the wiki / knowledge base, you must create an account and then you can consult the wiki / knowledge base and upload any code. If you have any suggestions, please use the contact form on the site or send a PM via the forum. Regards Peter

Hi, Please check the first post to understand how to adjust it for different Delphi versions.

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Wonderful, that's exactly what is needed!!! Thank you VERY much!!

Hello Nadya, Try use '<br>' instead of #13#10

You can try the following: After a successful login, save the current unigui session id to a log table with a timestamp and one time use flag. Terminate the current unigui session, redirect user to a special URL like /refreshsid?_S_ID=<your old session id>. As browser redirects to new URL unigui will generate a new session id. Check the old session id received from params[] to log table if exists then flag this user's mainmodule (it is recreated since you terminated the previous session) as logged in. So you have changed the session id after login without asking password again It is easier if you to handle your login procedure manually instead of using unigui build in login form logic for the above case and many other cases. Why the security guys ask to change session id after login? Aren't you using SSL always, before and after login?