Re: Who is doing sign-ups-got it
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1998
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 17122
interpreted = N
texte = >>I think I found Ken's examples in the archive about modifying the >>multigroup checker and changing out the user.db. So I will go with Kens >>example over the weekend and see what happens. >> >>Let me try this unless someone has tried this and it does not work > > >Hi Gary, > >I'm not sure what you've found in the archives, so here's a review: > >I've adopted the practice of using a different database -- instead of the >users.db -- for the sites I create for others. This makes it easy for me >to create a drag-and-drop installation for my clients. Each site is >instantly portable when *ALL* the templates and db's for the entire site >are contained within a single folder. > >Here's what I do: > >1- create a new folder for my client's web site >2- create a duplicate of the users.db and rename it access.db >3- create a duplicate of the multigroupchecker file and rename it protect >4- in the protect file, change all occurrences of users.db to access.db >5- place these and all other templates and db's into my client's web site >folder >6- use tags like the following for protecting pages inside my client's web >site: > >[include file=protect&groups=group1,group2,group3] > >By the way, you can add as many additional fields to the access.db as >you need. So if you're registering users and giving them protected access >to certain pages, the access.db is the natural place for their >registration data to be maintained ... :)Bingo, that is the same thing I found in the mail archive search... when I got real smart with my search and put in user.db then I found it. thanks Ken=============================================== Gary Richter PanaVise Products, Inc. 7540 Colbert Dr. Reno, Nevada 89511 Ph: 702.850.2900 Fx: 702.850.2929 Email: grichter@panavise.com http://www.panavise.com ===============================================
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>>I think I found Ken's examples in the archive about modifying the >>multigroup checker and changing out the user.db. So I will go with Kens >>example over the weekend and see what happens. >> >>Let me try this unless someone has tried this and it does not work > > >Hi Gary, > >I'm not sure what you've found in the archives, so here's a review: > >I've adopted the practice of using a different database -- instead of the >users.db -- for the sites I create for others. This makes it easy for me >to create a drag-and-drop installation for my clients. Each site is >instantly portable when *ALL* the templates and db's for the entire site >are contained within a single folder. > >Here's what I do: > >1- create a new folder for my client's web site >2- create a duplicate of the users.db and rename it access.db >3- create a duplicate of the multigroupchecker file and rename it protect >4- in the protect file, change all occurrences of users.db to access.db >5- place these and all other templates and db's into my client's web site >folder >6- use tags like the following for protecting pages inside my client's web >site: > >[include file=protect&groups=group1,group2,group3] > >By the way, you can add as many additional fields to the access.db as >you need. So if you're registering users and giving them protected access >to certain pages, the access.db is the natural place for their >registration data to be maintained ... :)Bingo, that is the same thing I found in the mail archive search... when I got real smart with my search and put in user.db then I found it. thanks Ken=============================================== Gary Richter PanaVise Products, Inc. 7540 Colbert Dr. Reno, Nevada 89511 Ph: 702.850.2900 Fx: 702.850.2929 Email: grichter@panavise.com http://www.panavise.com ===============================================
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