how can I use a sign up/in form to grant acces to webpages? asp e.

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Guest

Hello,
i would like to use a signup or sign in form to grant access to pages in my
website.
i use asp extensions and like to collect the e-mail addresses of my visitors.
my standart visitors do not use the avaiable newsletter sign up form and i
would like to force them to sign into a form to be able to view different
pages.
I be thankfull for any tip.
 
K

Kevin Spencer

You might want to check out my ASP Password protection tutorial on my web
site http://www.takempis.com.

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Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
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Kevin Spencer

How do I integrate the Form do i just use the hyperlinks?

Neither. You learn from the tutorial by studying it, and write your app
using ASP.

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HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
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Paul M

Here is how i did it.
Create a signup form in FP, make sure you include username and password
fields
then create a database from the form by right clicking the form
click connect to database and in options select create a database.
a database will be created from the fields of the form.
then follow this tutorial to password protect the pages you want

http://www.frontpagehowto.com/newpassword/default.asp#logon

People will have to sign in to gain access to the protected pages
Paul M

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G

Guest

how can i use these forms to retrive the customers valid e-mail address?
I would like to ask for theyre E-mail address as username but how can i
include a validation of it?
I do not have my own server will these forms work with my Web - Host?
Sorry for these questions but the whole webdesign is just a hobby and Iam
learning
 

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