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In an ASP page, I want to create an acceptance cookie handler. I want to have a script write a cookie after a visitor clicks "agree" then is directed to a certain page. Similar to Snitz login but without logging in. So if the user has the cookie, they can go to a certain page, but if they don't (didn't agree), they don't have access to the page.<
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Lon2
Sounds like what you want is a login process... such a process will create a cookie or a session variable. I prefer session variables because, when the User logs out or is inactive for - say - ten minutes, permission is withdrawn.
As with any login process you have access to pages/resources if you login or accept terms. No login or acceptance means access to those resources/pages is denied because the cookie/session variable is not created. Snitz works along these lines by assigning a value to a variable. Each page you want to 'protect' starts by checking for the cookie, session variable, or value of a variable. If the page request fails that test, access to page is refused.
There are many examples of ASP login processes... you could try Google for ASP login. I found a very good one that way.
HTH
Edit: I have NOT tried this, but I think this might be similar to what you seek:
http://www.toddwoolums.com/asplogin.asp<
Sounds like what you want is a login process... such a process will create a cookie or a session variable. I prefer session variables because, when the User logs out or is inactive for - say - ten minutes, permission is withdrawn.
As with any login process you have access to pages/resources if you login or accept terms. No login or acceptance means access to those resources/pages is denied because the cookie/session variable is not created. Snitz works along these lines by assigning a value to a variable. Each page you want to 'protect' starts by checking for the cookie, session variable, or value of a variable. If the page request fails that test, access to page is refused.
There are many examples of ASP login processes... you could try Google for ASP login. I found a very good one that way.
HTH
Edit: I have NOT tried this, but I think this might be similar to what you seek:
http://www.toddwoolums.com/asplogin.asp<