did you try adding your password as admin on both the root and the sub, then giving the kids a admin password on *only* the sub?
| So, here is what I have.
|
www.mydomain.com/sundomain1 which is accessed by
| subdomain1.mydomain.com. When I go to publish it, I have
|
http://www.mydomain.com/subdomain1 and it works fine with
| the master username and password. But I want to be able
| to publish to the subdomain with a different username and
| password. Mainly, I don't want my kids messing around
| with the main website. So, I have tried both
|
www.mydomain.com/subdomain1 and subdomain1.mydomain.com
| with their ftp logins and that doesn't work. What I need
| to know is, without having Sharepoint setup on the
| server, how can I use Frontpage to allow my kids to
| publish their websites without them having access to the
| main website?
|
| Clear as mud? Hehe, btw, Thanks for the help
| Mutt
|
| >-----Original Message-----
| >The subweb is not converted to a subdomain. The DNS is
| set to point the
| >subdomain to the subweb. In most cases the host has to
| do this.
| >
| >If the site has the FP extensions, you would always
| publish to the subweb,
| >not the subdomain name.
| >
| >--
| >
| >==============================================
| >Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
| >WEBMASTER Resources(tm)
| >
| >FrontPage Resources, WebCircle,
| >MS KB Quick Links, etc.
| >==============================================
| >To assist you in getting the best answers for FrontPage
| support see:
| >
http://www.net-sites.com/sitebuilder/newsgroups.asp
| >
| message
| >| >> Okay,
| >> I follow what your getting at. The part that throws me
| >> is the converting a subdomain to a subweb. I've never
| >> encountered that. I've scoured the cpanel for my site
| >> and cannot locate anything that comes close. If you
| >> could point me in the right direction, I'd be very
| >> happy. Thanks
| >>
| >> Mutt
| >> >-----Original Message-----
| >> >meant to add -
| >> >and then you would publish to
| >> >
http://www.you.com/subdomain1
| >> >and
| >> >
http://www.you.com/subdomain2
| >> >
| >> >Jon
| >> >
| >> message
| >> >| >> >> Hi Mutt,
| >> >> this would probably depend how your host is set up.
| >> Most I've used map the
| >> >> subdomain to a folder on your main site, so if your
| >> site was
www.you.com
| >> >and
| >> >> you had subdomain1.you.com subdomain2.you.com your
| >> folder structure would
| >> >> look like
| >> >> siteroot
| >> >> subdomain1
| >> >> subdomain2
| >> >> You could convert subdomain1 and subdomain2 to
| subwebs
| >> (assuming your host
| >> >> supports) then they'd have their pwn
| username/password.
| >> >>
| >> >> Jon
| >> >> Microsoft MVP - FP
| >> >>
| >> >>
| in
| >> message
| >> >> | >> >> > I have a domain that I have created several
| >> subdomains
| >> >> > for my kids to build their own websites in. They
| are
| >> >> > using Frontpage 2002, and I want them to be able
| to
| >> >> > publish directly to their space using their own
| >> username
| >> >> > and password. I created their own ftp logins to
| the
| >> >> > site. Frontpage appears to only accept and use
| the
| >> main
| >> >> > user login. Is there a way to get Frontpage to
| >> accept
| >> >> > their separate logins, or am I stuck with them
| using
| >> my
| >> >> > login to publish their pages?
| >> >>
| >> >>
| >> >
| >> >
| >> >.
| >> >
| >
| >
| >.
| >
