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moondawg Posts: 18 Joined: 2/22/2003 Status: offline	creating a member login page. - 10/31/2004 10:24:48 How do I create a member login page.. In other words when people click on the link for members, they would have to enter their user name and password. I have 2002 Thanks


Charles W Davis Posts: 1725 Joined: 3/7/2002 From: Henderson Nevada USA Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 10/31/2004 10:52:40 moondawg, You've come to the right place. Either click on the Spooky Login link at the left, or the link below. http://www.outfront.net/spooky/login.htm _____________________________ Enjoy! It' s your endeavor! http://www.anthemwebs.com (in reply to moondawg)


Kruzor Posts: 5 Joined: 12/6/2003 Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 11/3/2004 22:07:59 I'm in the dark on how to use this. What I am trying to do is create a simple login page for a members page for a club. Any help would be nice. (in reply to Charles W Davis)


indymotox Posts: 20 Joined: 10/27/2004 Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 11/4/2004 0:55:43 Goto http://www.seals-ambulance.com Click on Employees on bottom left hand side - is that what you want?? Email me if so. (in reply to Kruzor)


indymotox Posts: 20 Joined: 10/27/2004 Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 11/5/2004 23:45:22 Okay - to the 30 or so people that have emailed me - I will answer you all at once here. Any questions - let me know. 1. Open Front Page. 2. Goto File - Open Site (Not OPEN) 3. Enter the name of your site http://www.mysite.com 4. Enter user name and pass - click OK 5. Just click Open - or choose a page to open. The goal is to get to the page "Live" - note you are now connected directly to your server - any changes will be immediate! 6. Goto Tools - Server - Admin Home - now a new webpage opens up after you enter user name and pass - this is your user name and pass that you publish with. 7. Scroll to the bottom - click on create a subweb (NOTE your server must support subwebs!!!) 8. Enter the name of your subweb - this will be only the name of the subweb, ie - "privatearea" - on the net it will be accessed by going to http://www.mysite.com/privatearea/ 9. Click on use unique permissions for this web - enter in admin and pass. 10. Scroll back down and click on the subweb that you created. 11. The user name and password is the username and password that you created for the subweb - not for the publishing. 12. Click on change Anonymous access settings - set it to off. 13. Click on manage users - now you can add user names and passwords that will be used to enter that private area. Save your settings - publish your web and promote the site - your done! Hope this helps! (in reply to indymotox)


indymotox Posts: 20 Joined: 10/27/2004 Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 11/6/2004 21:50:57 Gee - I spend time posting all that and no one even tells me if it helped?? How should I know if I should post any more help? (in reply to indymotox)


Charles W Davis Posts: 1725 Joined: 3/7/2002 From: Henderson Nevada USA Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 11/6/2004 22:13:37 I'll bet many of the 115 readers have copied the text and will try later. Be patient. And not all will ever thank you. That's just the way it is. _____________________________ Enjoy! It' s your endeavor! http://www.anthemwebs.com (in reply to indymotox)


indymotox Posts: 20 Joined: 10/27/2004 Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 11/6/2004 22:34:48 Oh I know - it never does! But I was on a role with post. (in reply to Charles W Davis)


moondawg Posts: 18 Joined: 2/22/2003 Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 11/6/2004 23:39:00 I appreciate the help. When I open file, I don't see OPEN SITE. I see OPEN WEB. I'm guessing that is the same. When I open it I get " Open Webs" box. The site is not there The path is C:/documets/myweb/index.htm. When I enter the file name I get file cannot be found although I have it in my Docs file under "my web" I'm trying to see why this is so. Thanks for help and have saved the steps you provided. I finally got to the live web part. FP opened up to the site and no files are found. I tried to create a folder and I got a error message saying Your server cannot complete your request. I've been using Tripod.com. I inquired about this to them but never got a reply. I'm thinking it's not going to happen with them. < Message edited by moondawg -- 11/7/2004 1:06:21 > (in reply to indymotox)


indymotox Posts: 20 Joined: 10/27/2004 Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 11/7/2004 0:39:55 enter your actual site in the box: http://www.mysite.com Then hit open. (in reply to moondawg)


moondawg Posts: 18 Joined: 2/22/2003 Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 11/7/2004 1:09:29 I did (in reply to indymotox)


dutchman Posts: 3 Joined: 11/5/2004 Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 11/7/2004 13:28:55 Hi there, I tried to follow your instructions but get stuck on No 6. I opened a 'live' page but do not have the facility to see Server by going to Tools. Does this mean that my ISP doesn't allow subweb on the server? (in reply to indymotox)


Larry M. Posts: 2719 Joined: 2/20/2003 From: Greenville, South Carolina, USA Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 11/7/2004 16:18:46 quote: I spend time posting all that and no one even tells me if it helped?? How should I know if I should post any more help? moondawg, Although I haven't had a chance to try it, your post is certainly appreciated. It's sharing among members such as your post that makes this forum work so well. Whether it works for me or not, we all (those of us who visited http://www.seals-ambulance.com ) know it works for you. Thanks again! _____________________________ Larry M. Indecision is the Key to Flexibility. (in reply to dutchman)


traveler98 Posts: 362 From: Dallas Tx USA Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 11/7/2004 16:58:36 Don't know about the others, but was VERY helpful to me. Have just decided to make a book of tips that I see here for future use, and this will be #1. S (in reply to Charles W Davis)


bnavis Posts: 227 Joined: 12/14/2001 From: Wisconsin USA Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 11/7/2004 23:04:42 quote: ORIGINAL: traveler98 Don't know about the others, but was VERY helpful to me. Have just decided to make a book of tips that I see here for future use, and this will be #1. S That is a great idea. (in reply to traveler98)


moondawg Posts: 18 Joined: 2/22/2003 Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 11/10/2004 19:09:15 I finally figured it out. It seems that the host I use, Tripod doesn't support this. In order for me to have a login page the people who want to view this page have to be Tripod users. I was told this by them. So what I did was use this http://www.free-cgi.com/freecgi/password/index.asp I created a page from a forum my club uses. They give you ad free web space. I had the CGI p/w protect it. It was a round about way but I got the results I wanted. Thanks again for the help. Even though I couldn't use it, it was good to learn how. Here is my site. http://scrcmv.com (in reply to bnavis)


PenelopeCIN Posts: 14 Joined: 10/5/2002 Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 1/13/2005 15:24:06 Hi indymotox Just thought I'd say thanks for your easy-to follow description of how to create a login page. Just what I needed! Happy new year. (in reply to indymotox)


Kruzer Posts: 12 Joined: 2/23/2005 Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 9/17/2005 0:19:23 quote: Okay - to the 30 or so people that have emailed me - I will answer you all at once here. Any questions - let me know. 1. Open Front Page. 2. Goto File - Open Site (Not OPEN) 3. Enter the name of your site http://www.mysite.com 4. Enter user name and pass - click OK 5. Just click Open - or choose a page to open. The goal is to get to the page "Live" - note you are now connected directly to your server - any changes will be immediate! 6. Goto Tools - Server - Admin Home - now a new webpage opens up after you enter user name and pass - this is your user name and pass that you publish with. 7. Scroll to the bottom - click on create a subweb (NOTE your server must support subwebs!!!) 8. Enter the name of your subweb - this will be only the name of the subweb, ie - "privatearea" - on the net it will be accessed by going to http://www.mysite.com/privatearea/ 9. Click on use unique permissions for this web - enter in admin and pass. 10. Scroll back down and click on the subweb that you created. 11. The user name and password is the username and password that you created for the subweb - not for the publishing. 12. Click on change Anonymous access settings - set it to off. 13. Click on manage users - now you can add user names and passwords that will be used to enter that private area. Save your settings - publish your web and promote the site - your done! Hope this helps! I followed this a few times and when I click the link or enter it I get the 403 error message. I have my admin name and a username. They both get the same results. Why? < Message edited by Kruzer -- 9/21/2005 20:46:39 > (in reply to PenelopeCIN)


Kruzer Posts: 12 Joined: 2/23/2005 Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 9/19/2005 21:49:52 Is this an unanswerable question or should I rephrase it? (in reply to Kruzer)


Kruzer Posts: 12 Joined: 2/23/2005 Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 9/21/2005 20:45:51 Nothing, eh? No guesses, nothing.....thanks (in reply to Kruzer)


rubyaim Posts: 757 Joined: 6/22/2005 Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 9/21/2005 21:06:44 Kruzer, have you checked with your host? This tutorial regarding subwebs and permissions may help: http://www.outfront.net/tutorials_02/fp_techniques/frontpage-subwebs.htm _____________________________ Sally (in reply to Kruzer)


Kruzer Posts: 12 Joined: 2/23/2005 Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 9/24/2005 23:00:34 Thanks for a reply. I did ask my host. I asked about using the Spooky but they said I was on a Linux and needed to be on the MS Host. I use 1and1.com. With this being said, does this mean I can't use the above method with Linux? (in reply to rubyaim)


CGS Posts: 29 Joined: 11/29/2005 Status: offline	RE: creating a member login page. - 11/30/2005 21:44:04 i followed the steps. everything went fine until i got to step nine. after i clicked submit after having created the subweb, i got this window: so i go ahead and click ok and it downloads to my desktop. i double click on it and it brings up the command prompt window and then a half second later i see this: regardless of what i click, it doesn't go anywhere... what do i do? the tut didn't say anythingabout this. help plz... (in reply to Kruzer)