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xenarina
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Not sure what to call it - 3/27/2003 19:55:53
this is my problem. I am building my website and on it I have a wholesale page for wholesale accounts. I have set it up so they have to complete a form and once approved for my wholesale prices I will send them a link to the wholesale prices, which my retailers can' t see. So how do I do this. I have checked other sites so this is a common pratice. My thought is I would make a page called wholesale prices and not publish it, but how does someone get to it. Do I do somehting like password protect. I don' t know, I am lost on how to complete this task. Please help me.
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RE: Not sure what to call it - 3/27/2003 20:19:10
Hello:
I have front page 2000 - what is SE. I was thinking do I create a sub web, dont know how to do that either.
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RE: Not sure what to call it - 3/27/2003 20:20:52
I mean FP2002
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spikejr
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RE: Not sure what to call it - 3/27/2003 23:07:17
I' m not exactly an expert on this but this is how I would go about doing it. First create a sub-web within your website. To do this just create a new folder in your main site and then right click " convert to web." Do what you want to that subweb by clicking on it in the folder list. It will open in a new window when you double-click on it. Once you' re done, save and close it. Then Publish the main web. Make sure to check the " include subwebs" box.
Now you have to set the permissions:
Open you main site live. Meaning go to Open and type in http://www.yourwebsite.com. You should be prompted for your username and password. Once it loads open your subweb by clicking on it. It will open in a new window. Go to tools, server, permissions. From there it opens the website administration page where you can change the access setting. You can do things like add users, turn off anonymous access, and in your case specify only certain users.
As far as allowing users to register themselves, FP doesn' t offer a registration component that allows you to approve first. Look for a PHP or Perl script at http://www.hotscripts.com. I would make a simple form that emails me the results of their registration. Then send them back a main login like admin: wholesale password: prices or something like that.
I hope this is a start. Feel free to email me and I will try and assist you if necessary.
-Steven
< Message edited by spikejr -- 3/27/2003 11:43 PM >
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Thanks everyone, I am glad I found this site. Lots and lots of smart people here. I will try these suggestions. I have read some of the posts and see that subwebs are talked about alot. I am sure you will hear from me again and again.........