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by Erik Kangas, PhD, President
Posts Tagged ‘database’
Monday, February 25th, 2013
 By popular demand, LuxSci is pleased to announce a new feature that vastly simplifies and speeds access to and management of your web and PDF form post data. SecureForm now includes a web-based user interface for searching, sorting, viewing, downloading, and printing all of your form post data. It’s quick, accessible to non-administrators, and works with any form where you are saving copies of the post data to a database on LuxSci servers.
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Tags: access, database, download, mysql, search, secureform, sort, template
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Friday, August 13th, 2010
 LuxSci SecureForm is an easy way to add or enhance security and/or functionality to web and PDF forms you to use to collect important information. This service has been expanded to now store your submitted form data directly to a MySQL database hosted at LuxSci!
SecureForm storage in MySQL is compatible with LuxSci HIPAA-compliant account services.
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Tags: database, mysql, pdf form, secureform, storage, web form
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Friday, March 25th, 2005
- The User Management pages have been revised to grant account administrators more control over being able to configure their users without needing to login as the user him/herself. Among other things, account administrators can now review and configure the following email tools for their users: Email Filtering, Basic Spam and Virus Filtering, Email Forwarding, Email Folders, WebMail Signatures, and Email AutoResponders.
- A new “Database Management” tool has been added under your Account Administration page. Administrators of web hosting accounts can use this tool to manually add and delete MySQL databases in their account.
- A new “Reports” section under your Account Administration page consolidates all global reports and also includes information about current disk and bandwidth usage.
- A new “Advanced Administration Tools” page has been added under your Account Administration page. This page gives account administrators the ability: 1. to configure their account’s password strength checking rules, 2. to optionally disable the change password tool so users cannot change their own passwords, 3. to enable automatic deletion and/or disabling of users who have not logged in in a long time, 4. to change the main account administrator, 5. to change the default domain for the account, and 6. to change their account disk and bandwidth quota types. Accounts with access to our API will also find their API configuration tools here.
Tags: administration, api, database, mysql, reports, user
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