Error varible not defined - Force Change Password in Microsoft Access


	Back to Force Change Password Comments List

Upload Images @Reply Bookmark Link Email Next Unseen

Error varible not defined

Nathan Shepard

2 years ago

I am a little ticked off at you Richard. I noticed when I use your code. It always has a error. I noticed in the encryption seminar. The Force Change Password and the Registration seminar.

Now once I get your code working. Which I always seem to get an error. I change the code, buttons etc. So I am not pirating your code.

Now force change password I get the following error.
Maybe these errors are intentionally created to get customers to keep buying tech helps, seminars and other classes.

	Nathan Shepard OP @Reply 2 years ago

	Nathan Shepard OP @Reply 2 years ago
No where is Password2 defined thus I got the above error.

	Nathan Shepard OP @Reply 2 years ago
I am sure that the minute Password1 is fixed, Password2 will come up with a variable not defined. I pay for courses, seminars, and techhelp so I can learn VBA. If this is done intentionally. This game is wasting my time. My future at this website is on shaky ground.

Nathan Shepard OP @Reply

2 years ago

I may have jumped to the wrong conclusion. Richard, I owe you an apology. Chalk it to old age. My conclusions do not add up. Because the search seminar for example answered a lot learning issues. I never could get my continuous form to sort or search on one or more fields. It wasn't till I took that seminar that it all clicked in place. Everything in that seminar worked perfectly. So I realistically think that my conclusion were wrong. I am sorry.

	Richard Rost @Reply 2 years ago
I would not be in business very long if I didn't teach the correct way to do things. Sometimes I will teach the WRONG way to do something in a video so it gives you a better appreciation for the RIGHT way that I then show next, but I'd never intentionally leave a bug in my code.

	Nathan Shepard OP @Reply 2 years ago
Can you tell me how to fix the variable not defined above in post 1. I am flabbergasted on how to fix it. The above is original code from your TechHelp video.

	Nathan Shepard OP @Reply 2 years ago
Sorry Richard. Chalk it up to old age.

	Alex Hedley @Reply 2 years ago
Does `Password1` exist as a Control on your Form?

	Alex Hedley @Reply 2 years ago
Another option is to download the sample database (there is usually one for each TechHelp, Course, Seminar) and run that. If that works then there's usually some difference between your own and it. Spelling/Naming things is probably a good place to start.

	Nathan Shepard OP @Reply 2 years ago
Alex , you are an angel from heaven. thank you for your help. I ill try this in the morning. Its 1:33am. Its time to sleep. I have insomnia tonight. I have to take a sleeping pill.

	Nathan Shepard OP @Reply 2 years ago
Alex, The sample Database works perfectly. I checked my code from top to bottom. It give the error. If you do not start out with the "logon form. Then if password date is more then 60 days old it will display the password change form. So the issue is fixed. Thank you Alex!!!! Consider this post solved and closed.

This thread is now CLOSED. If you wish to comment, start a NEW discussion in Force Change Password.

Next Unseen

New Feature: Comment Live View