Frontpage 2000+, multiple users editing site with restrictions

[Greg Saunders]

Hello,

Let's say I have a web site www.mydomain.com. This website is edited in
Frontpage 2000 or above. I have one user, let's call UserA, that uses the
primary user account and password setup by the hosting company. UserA has
full rights to edit anything in the site.

I want to have a second user, let's call UserB, that I want to help in
editing the site, but I only want that user editing under certain folders
like www.mydomain.com/service .

Is this doable with Frontpage?
If so I know there may be a limitation with the hosting provider, but for
now I just want to know for sure if it can be done with Frontpage and how.

Thanks

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Yes, but you will need to talk to your host regarding this.

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[Greg Saunders]

Yes, but you will need to talk to your host regarding this.

I am finding most hosts want allow anything more than the one user
account... unless they have a custom built control panel.

Thanks

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Correct it does depend on the what the web host offers, but if you can do this, it should be a
subweb.

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