ASP Database Password???

[Guest]

So, I have been told that I can redirect a password page by using an asp
database.

1. is this true?
2. Is this easy?

I know that my host supports asp.

I am trying to have one login page, once there the user will put in a
password. That password will send them to one of 10 pages. I do not want my
customers to see the other pages. They will each have their own page. Make
sense?

Thank you

 

[clintonG]

1. yes
2. only for somebody that has scripting experience

I've developed all kinds of secure customer access solutions
for merchants...

 

[Guest]

Thanks, then it will not work fom me.

Any thoughts on a system variable other than "refresh"?

 

[clintonG]

I don't understand the context of your last question.

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

For login protecting a page / folder / subweb w/ a database see
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=321439
- your host would need to support ASP and Access

For what you are trying to do (redirect a specific user to a specific page)
- you would need to customize the ASP code to look up the page location based on the username/password in the Database and return a
Response.Redirect for the page obtained from the Database (the full URL of the page for that user from a field named say: page)
The 2 links on above page should give you a guide
See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/299987/EN-US/

Instead of using
Response.Redirect "Default.asp"
First Get the page from the DB
strPage = Rs.Fields("page").value
Then send them there
Response.Redirect strPage

Yes it requires learning some ASP, but it is not that difficult
- if all of the above is too complex for you, engage a developer
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| So, I have been told that I can redirect a password page by using an asp
| database.
|
| 1. is this true?
| 2. Is this easy?
|
| I know that my host supports asp.
|
| I am trying to have one login page, once there the user will put in a
| password. That password will send them to one of 10 pages. I do not want my
| customers to see the other pages. They will each have their own page. Make
| sense?
|
| Thank you
|