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chinh10
Junior Member
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 Posted - 31 May 2001 : 16:33:08
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Please help me!
For example, I send an email with a link: http://www.mypage.asp?userid=123 to my friend. But when he opens that email, click on the link > It will pop up an log in windows like this  before he can get in to that same page (http://www.mypage.asp?userid=123)
Please help me if you know a way
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redbrad0
Advanced Member
USA
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Posted - 31 May 2001 : 16:52:33
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there is some sort of security on the webpage, or file that makes you login. is this on your server? someone else's server? is your server hosted somewhere?
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chinh10
Junior Member
125 Posts |
Posted - 31 May 2001 : 20:27:34
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opp, sorry.
I would like to use it on my server
When they click on the dynamic link(i.e. mypage.asp?userid=123) in the email, the 1st thing they will see is the popup login windows, then after they successfull login, they will go to mypage.asp?userid=123.
Please help!
Thanks in advance!
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mafifi
Junior Member
USA
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Posted - 31 May 2001 : 20:38:56
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Sounds like your are disallowing anonymous access on the server and the person receiving the link is using Netscape. Is this on an Intranet or local server?
Thanks,
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chinh10
Junior Member
125 Posts |
Posted - 31 May 2001 : 21:00:54
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I am using it on the Intranet, but still just want few people have access to that page (not all employees).
In win 2000, I already tried to setup the Directory Security for that folder using "Integrated Windows Authentication" , but the problem is anybody in the same domain will be able to access (that's what I don't want - I just want few people have access)
Actually, maybe I can use the log in page before to get in to mypage.asp?userid=123 . But the problem is I don't know how to redirect after I log in the log-in page. How it can read the session variable "userid=123"?
Please Help
Thanks,
Edited by - chinh10 on 31 May 2001 21:11:14 |
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