Using the Web Security Database    33

Or, type

 All Databases 

in the 

Database Name

 field of one record if you want to make the same 

user permissions and field restrictions for all of your published databases. 

3. 

 If the database has a password set up with FileMaker Pro access privileges, and you want that 

password s restrictions to be added to those of the Web Security database, type that password in the 

Database Password

 field. In most cases, you should type the master password here.

Note  

Any access privilege restrictions placed on the Database Password in FileMaker Pro override 

the Web Security Database permissions. Web access privileges can never be greater than the 

privileges provided by the Database Password, regardless of the settings in the Web Security 

Database.

4. 

Type the first user name in the 

User Name

 field.

5. 

Type a password in the 

User Password

 field. 

When creating a password, use only the characters A through Z, numerals, or a combination of the 

two. Do not include spaces in your password. This minimizes the possibility that you will choose 

characters that may be interpreted incorrectly over the Web.

Important

  Do not use leading or trailing spaces in user names or passwords for remote 

administration, access privileges, or the Web Security Database.

6. 

Select one or more of the following permissions for the user.

Select this user permission To allow the specified web user to do the following

Browse

Browse records in the database, subject to any field restrictions set below

Create

Add records to the database, subject to any field restrictions set below

Edit

Modify records in the database, subject to any field restrictions set below

Delete

Remove records from the database, subject to any field restrictions set below

Scripts

Run scripts defined in the database

7. 

Repeat steps 4 through 6 to add permissions for other users.