Default Login/Password Window

[Paula]

I have three login questions that may be out of
Frontpage's scope, but any help is appreciated:

1. I would like to create a login page embedded on a page
rather than using the popup default login box that comes
with Frontpage--something more "professional" looking. Can
this be done?

2. Is it also possible to setup the login process where I
provide a temporary login/password and when the user logs
in for the first time, they are prompted to change it to
their own?

3. Is there a way to set the user's new login/password to
expire after a certain period of time?

If this is beyond the scope of Frontpage, can you please
direct me to where I need to be to accomplish these tasks?

Thanks,
Paula Whitaker
(e-mail address removed)

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

All 3 three items can be accomplished using a server-side script, written in ASP, ASP.net, PHP and a
database. What you can use depends on what is supported by your web host.

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[Andrew Murray]

yes, you just create a form as normal and point it to the password processor
program you're using. - the one that checks a user is entering the right
details - usually this is done against a user list - in a database of some sort.

try the password script at www.webwizguide.info

or www.hotscripts.com would have more (the above site I found on
hotscripts.com),.

You need a windows server with IIS and Access DB availabilty.