Login Feilds.

[Guest]

I need help setting up an area on my website where users enter their details
to register. I also need help setting up the login fields. How do i set them
so that they access a seperate part of the website.

Thanks Aesc-leah

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

Depends on your server type and if you know how to use Server side scripting (ASP or PHP)

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|I need help setting up an area on my website where users enter their details
| to register. I also need help setting up the login fields. How do i set them
| so that they access a seperate part of the website.
|
| Thanks Aesc-leah

 

[Guest]

At the moment, im testing it on a LAN as an intranet.
Im not familiar with either language, but thanks.

 

[Mike Mueller]

If you are using it on a LAN then you should be able to use
NT authentication. NT authentication will use its own
usernmae/password box, which you cannot alter



message
: At the moment, im testing it on a LAN as an intranet.
: Im not familiar with either language, but thanks.

 

[Guest]

This might sound a bit stupid but how would i set that up? any site you could
direct me to would be helpful
thanks

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

A LAN is not relevant to an internet site
If you are on a Windows hosted server that supports ASP and Access see
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=321439

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| This might sound a bit stupid but how would i set that up? any site you could
| direct me to would be helpful
| thanks