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Guest

how can I set up a password to let paid up clients into a
part of web site. I've tried it with a text box in a form
but if the input does not equal the password then an
error comes up telling people what the password is !
www.yourchoicecrewkerne.co.uk on the dating agency link.
Thanks anyone Simon
 
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Tom Pepper Willett

See the replies in your previous post.
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| how can I set up a password to let paid up clients into a
| part of web site. I've tried it with a text box in a form
| but if the input does not equal the password then an
| error comes up telling people what the password is !
| www.yourchoicecrewkerne.co.uk on the dating agency link.
| Thanks anyone Simon
|
 
J

Jim Buyens

Segregate all the pages you want to protect into their own
subweb, and then secure the subweb as described in:

Securing Web Pages With Windows Authentication
http://www.interlacken.com/winnt/tips/tipshow.aspx?tip=34

If you have a Unix server, the procedure is generally
similar. However, you *will* notice some differences.

If you want a self-registration system, where visitors
choose their own ID and password, and then have to receive
and respond to a special e-mail message, you'll need to
locate a third-party package or write your own in
something like ASP or ASP.NET.

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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