Re: Most Efficiant Way to do restricted Areas

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1997

It keeps the original formatting. numero = 13401
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texte = You don't have to use WebCatalog's [protect] tag. Instead, write your owninclude file that compares their username and password and compares it thevalues from the members.db file. If the authentication dialog is necessary,throw in an [authenticate] tag. Duplicate the multigroupchecker file andmodify it: it does what you want except to a separate database. Then usethis as an include file on the pages you want protected.John.>Wasup People,>>Hey I'm doing a site in which i'm having areas which are restricted. I>want to be able to give the users the ability to enter themselves in a>members.db and then get access to that area. The way I have it setup>right now gets all the info needed into a db called members.db>(first&last name, username and password, etc.) So i have all that stuff>figured out.>>Question: How do i tell the authenticaion process to look at>members.db useranme/password? Do i need to rename the field names as>well? From Membername to Username?>>Cool thanks alot!>--> _> __( )_ While Eeyore frets ...> ( (o____ and Piglet hesitates ...> | | and Rabbit calculates ...> | (__/ and Owl pontificates> \ / ___> / \ \___/> / ^ / \ ...Pooh just is.> | | |__|_HUNNY |> | \______)____/> \ /> \ /_ Damien Joldersma> | ( __) p00h@wcug.wwu.edu> (____) http://www.wcug.wwu.edu/~p00hJohn A. Hill Pacific Coast Software11770 Bernardo Plaza Ct. #453 * Web tools for Macintosh and WinNT *San Diego, CA 92128 http://www.smithmicro.com Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: Most Efficiant Way to do restricted Areas (John Hill 1997)
Most Efficiant Way to do restricted Areas (Damien Joldersma 1997)

You don't have to use WebCatalog's [protect] tag. Instead, write your owninclude file that compares their username and password and compares it thevalues from the members.db file. If the authentication dialog is necessary,throw in an [authenticate] tag. Duplicate the multigroupchecker file andmodify it: it does what you want except to a separate database. Then usethis as an include file on the pages you want protected.John.>Wasup People,>>Hey I'm doing a site in which i'm having areas which are restricted. I>want to be able to give the users the ability to enter themselves in a>members.db and then get access to that area. The way I have it setup>right now gets all the info needed into a db called members.db>(first&last name, username and password, etc.) So i have all that stuff>figured out.>>Question: How do i tell the authenticaion process to look at>members.db useranme/password? Do i need to rename the field names as>well? From Membername to Username?>>Cool thanks alot!>--> _> __( )_ While Eeyore frets ...> ( (o____ and Piglet hesitates ...> | | and Rabbit calculates ...> | (__/ and Owl pontificates> \ / ___> / \ \___/> / ^ / \ ...Pooh just is.> | | |__|_HUNNY |> | \______)____/> \ /> \ /_ Damien Joldersma> | ( __) p00h@wcug.wwu.edu> (____) http://www.wcug.wwu.edu/~p00hJohn A. Hill Pacific Coast Software11770 Bernardo Plaza Ct. #453 * Web tools for Macintosh and WinNT *San Diego, CA 92128 http://www.smithmicro.com John Hill

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1997

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