Setting Advanced User Access

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Chris Chandler

OK, I am new to this group but have sifted thru numerous post and probably
what has happened is that they all ran together and I missed this topic.
I have the Login working to access specific pages, what I need to do is
somehow set an access level for page X I know I need to add the access level
to the database, but I am at a loss as to what code should be entered to load
a page based on the login information. Would it just be easier to set
permissions via Front Page Extensions?
 
If you are unfamiliar w/ Databases see
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;825451
Your host will have to support subwebs and unique permissions under the FP Server Extensions

Otherwise see
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=321439

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| OK, I am new to this group but have sifted thru numerous post and probably
| what has happened is that they all ran together and I missed this topic.
| I have the Login working to access specific pages, what I need to do is
| somehow set an access level for page X I know I need to add the access level
| to the database, but I am at a loss as to what code should be entered to load
| a page based on the login information. Would it just be easier to set
| permissions via Front Page Extensions?
 

That part is fine. I think what I am looking or is somewhere alongs the lines
of an IF, THEN, ELSE, statement(s).
I am wanting to know how to code in say an access level to Page ABC.asp, say
a General Manager and a shift manager login to teh same page, The GM can view
all the page but the Sm can only view part of it.
I thinkI may have fouind another solution but I don't really like using 3rd
party stuff if it can be avoided.
I have the cokumns "User", "Password" and what I am probably trying to get at
is another column(s) with say page restrictions, or it will only load a page
for one user and not another
 

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