User Login via Email

Are you willing to expose the userid and password in the URL?

Yes I can, as I build a separate App, only for internet users

I can help you slowly now (as I�m traveling on a cycling trip and it�s difficult to type and pedal 100 km at the same time ) to provide the syntax to authenticate and then re-direct to your record but why don�t you just make the whole app open to everyone on the Internet?

You can search for the special user called

Everyone on the internet

You may need to set your Realm Account Permissions to allow that.

Please don't fall off, I don't want to be responsible hahaha...I am happy with "opening up the app to the whole internet" as it will only be used to view a photo of a planner via an Outlook Calendar invite (we use this link for a Landlord to verify the correct person arrive on site to do a survey). I have already switched off the Account Permissions.

I get to this url button, but I am making a mistake somewhere? But maybe you have a shortcut to do this.

var text URLONE = "https://dfa.quickbase.com/db/main?a=API_Authenticate&username=dfamobile1@gmail.com&password=...;

var text URLTWO = "https://dfa.quickbase.com/up/bnyfcsqua/g/rb/eh/va/MaraisDeWet.jpeg";

$URLONE

& "&rdr=" & URLEncode($URLTWO)

If you only want to respond after the cycling trip, thats also fine. 

What is the symptom of the problem now. Is it the syntax error or what exactly is the button doing or not doing now.

Thank You so much for your assistance Mark, I actually got it right.

https://application name/db/main?a=API_Authenticate&username=xxx@gmail.com
&password=xxxx&rdr=https%3A%2F%2Fxxxxxxx(application name)%2Fup%2Fxxxx(table id)%2Fg%2Frc%2Feh%2Fva%2Fphoto.jpeg

Maybe their is a smarter way that you had in mind?

No. That�s how I was going to suggest so I was confused why it was not working. Well done!