How do I place a password protected page under the password in fr.

[baffled in Escondido]

Following the on-line description, I have designed a password protected
lead-in page, and it work. How do I place a page under it with information
that viewers must pass throught the existing password protection in order to
access it? I haveplaced such a page in the Navigation view, but when I sign
in all I get it is "This page cannot be found"

 

[Paul M]

Hi
I use this tutorial
http://www.frontpagehowto.com/newpassword/default.asp#logon

It uses session cookies to check if someone has logged in. By following the
tutorial you can then protect any page by adding a bit of code to the head
section. if a person has logged in it will alow access.
Best wishes
Paul M

 

[baffled in Escondido]

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;825498#13 is the
method I used -- I suspect the coding is similar...and I added the two line
code mentioned (as opposed tot he one-line method you referenced) but after
filling in the name and passwrod the site continues to give me a "page not
found" on a page that is my default page/<%=LOGON_PAGE%>even though the page
with the appropriate cod eis attached to the password page.

The passwrd page works fine...and it probably uses the passwords properly,
it just goes to nothing useful...

The coding I used tries to go to<%=LOGON_PAGE%> rather than the
passwordprotected.asp page. Any suggestions?

aph

aph

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

You need to check that you have a page to send the user to after successfully logging in.

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[baffled in Escondido]

I do have a page, navigationally connected to the passord page where a
password is typed in (and that seems to work fine)...and the page i have
connected directly to it has the two line requirement as per instructions...

aph

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

The site navigation structure has nothing to with the code that validates the user and then redirect
the page then can see after login. You need to check the ASP code to see what page it is pointing
to.

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[baffled in Escondido]

The password page tries to go to <%=LOGON_PAGE%>

Where is that?

aph

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

You have to read the instructions.

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[Paul M]

Hi
I use this tutorial it uses session cookies to check if someone has logged
in
http://www.frontpagehowto.com/newpassword/default.asp#logon

Paul M