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emcdaniel
Starting Member
USA
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 Posted - 24 March 2001 : 21:41:43
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Does anyone know how to hide the URL of a page that is accessed using and ASP password code? Or keep the URL at the root level so that the user can't see the page name.
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gor
Retired Admin
Netherlands
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Posted - 25 March 2001 : 01:05:57
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Let me see if I understand this:
You want a user to enter a directory using one page where he/she enters a username/password before getting access to the pages in that directory ?
Then you still have to check if the logon was ok in each of the pages in that directory unless you handle the authentication on the server.
The other question: a user can always find out what the name of a page is, even in framepages he can look at the properties of that page. Also, all those fancy "disable right mouseclick" things that say they protect you against a user having a look at the page properties or source DON'T work. If I view a page like that in IE 5 and save that page to my pc, I can open and edit it afterwards using Frontpage. IE 5 is also kind enough to store the complete url to the saved page in the file it stores so I don't have to write it down.
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emcdaniel
Starting Member
USA
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Posted - 25 March 2001 : 09:45:24
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I think what I am looking to do is, put a password checking script at the top of certain pages to make sure that if someone bookmarked the "secure" or "restircted" page, they could not get back in without entering their username & password. I would set a session cookie to allow them to pass freely for the session, but check after that.
Something like the code in "inc_top.asp". I would like to create an include file and place it at the top of each of the pages that need to have security on. But, I would like to have more options on the user levels than what is in the current database.
I know this is a tall order, but I think I have the basic idea down, does it make sense, and do you have any suggestions, or know of code that is already in use.
Edited by - emcdaniel on 25 March 2001 10:37:19 |
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MasterFraud
Starting Member
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Posted - 28 March 2001 : 00:31:22
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I have made a membership system (in ASP) with database, email support system, admin panel etc which is in Beta Testing at the moment. Its alot like what your asking.
If you want a free copy email me here and send you a copy
adam ware
http://designbliss.com.au
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