Create a registration / login form?

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I'm trying to create a simple and medium to low security login system for my website, where a user can enter user name and password from the home page. If they haven't registered yet, they have to enter their info and get one.

Is this possible with Frontpage or an easy to use Javascript? Or would it require programming by a pro. I'm a novice with complex scripting, but I built this whole site by myself: www.demossnewspond.com, which has some JS add-ins within the code.

What I want is for everyone to have their own user name and password (perhaps tied to an Access database on my server), rather than giving everyone the same name and password.

Finally, users would access the registration page (ie, ID/password creation page) after making a purchase via paypal. So the only way someone could access this registration page is having come from paypal. Would this be possible? In other words, I don't want anyone to be able to type in a direct link to my website and register without having come through paypal.

THANKS!
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[David Berry]

Here's a link to a simple ASP login script
http://www.kamath.com/tutorials/tut003_auth.asp with downloadable code and
an Access Database.

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David Berry - MCP
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
FrontPage Support: http://www.net-sites.com/sitebuilder/
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Please respond to (e-mail address removed)

I'm trying to create a simple and medium to low security login system for

my website, where a user can enter user name and password from the home
page. If they haven't registered yet, they have to enter their info and get
one.

Is this possible with Frontpage or an easy to use Javascript? Or would it

require programming by a pro. I'm a novice with complex scripting, but I
built this whole site by myself: www.demossnewspond.com, which has some JS
add-ins within the code.

What I want is for everyone to have their own user name and password

(perhaps tied to an Access database on my server), rather than giving
everyone the same name and password.

Finally, users would access the registration page (ie, ID/password

creation page) after making a purchase via paypal. So the only way someone
could access this registration page is having come from paypal. Would this
be possible? In other words, I don't want anyone to be able to type in a
direct link to my website and register without having come through paypal.

 

[cscotty]

Great Site!! I am trying to do the same thing as well to my site.

www.scottscpu.com

Regards

Scot

cscott