Embed Webmail Log-In On Page?

[Alex]

Is there a way to build a web page that presents the log-on options to
access Webmail?

In other words, I'd like to embed into an HTML page the dialog box that
requests username and password -- the one that comes up when we access
www.examplesite.com/webmail, or www.examplesite.com:2095.

Thanks in advance for any help or advice.

Alex

 

[Steve Easton]

The password dialog is generated by the operating system depending upon what
is returned by the server request.

What exactly are you trying to do??


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[Andrew Murray]

depends on the webmail service - do they offer such a thing?

 

[Andrew Murray]

I assume that, rather than going and logging in on the site e.g.
'www.hotmail.com' they want a username/password form on *their* site that a
user fills in and is then logged-on to the hotmail.com account (??).

All you'd need to do is (something like):

<form method="post"
action="https://www.hotmail.com/[path-to-script/[scriptname]">
<input type="text" name=[fieldname]>
<input type="text name=[fieldname]>
</form>

where [fieldname] is the name(s) of the fields on the webmail service's
site.
and [path-to-script] and [scriptname] are the equivalent's of the webmail
service's site.

or something like that.

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

You have to review the Webmail documentation.

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