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fred

I like to build a protected pages, so when a client want to his personal page
he or she have to give a password, or in combination with password and id the
person will get automaticly his pages. How can I make this construction.

Thank you for your Help and Time!!

Fred, Algarve, Portugal
 
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Tom Pepper Willett

Password Protect Part of a Web:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;301554
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| I like to build a protected pages, so when a client want to his personal
page
| he or she have to give a password, or in combination with password and id
the
| person will get automaticly his pages. How can I make this construction.
|
| Thank you for your Help and Time!!
|
| Fred, Algarve, Portugal
 
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emma

Yes, I would like to find out too. As for as I can see,
MS Frontpage does not have this feature - all it has is
a 'user registration' form, that any tom, dick and harry
can come along, and register and get access to the locked
up areas. Also, repeat visitors have to fill up
this 'user registration' form every time they come by
that web page.

Am I correct on the above? Are the features of firstly
registering, and then repeat visitor can then log-in,
meaning the log-in form can be submitted, the host
compares the log-in data with the database built when
registring, and then allows the log-in to access the
locked up pages - are these features available in MS
Frontpage?

I have searched MS Frontpage software and I don't think
it has this.

Hope someone can enlighten on this.


emma
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

1. The self-registration component only works on Unix/Linux servers, and anyone can register, etc.

2. On a Windows IIS server with FP extensions, if the host allows, you can create a subweb/subsite
with unique permissions. Many host do not allow this feature and some don't allow subwebs /
subsites.

3. The best option is a database driven login application written in ASP, ASP.net or PHP, etc.

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