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dragonlight · 10-Jul-2002, 04:10 PM #1

I have a web site designed in Front page. loaded from Office xp. I want to have a link on my web site that is directed to a personal calender, when I click on the link I want it to ask for a user name and password, so others cannot get into my calender. Does anyone know how to set that up?

Chad

theMusicMan · 13-Jul-2002, 04:18 AM #2

Hi dragonlight

You might want to ask the Moderator of this group for this post to be moved into the Development forum. There are some experts there who will be able to advise as to the best way to achieve what you're after.

Mod - what d'ya think???

John

dragonlight · 13-Jul-2002, 11:05 AM #3

Snds Great to me, how would I go about that, or is it already moved into the the development forum?

Chad

theMusicMan · 18-Jul-2002, 04:51 PM #4

Hi dragonflight

Yep it has been moved - I'm certain someone willget back to you soon. I know that a regular 'expert' is away on vacation and is back in 2 days - he'll get you sorted.

John

Snake~eyes · 19-Jul-2002, 08:55 PM #5

this is somewhat complicated.

First does your server support php or mysql?

If your server supports PHP then you're in luck because I can help you better then if it supports ASP. BUt I will do mybest to do either one.

Let me know and I'll help out more.

websurfer · 19-Jul-2002, 09:56 PM #6

If you already have the calender made, then click here and join for a free password gate to pasword protect it.

Snake~eyes · 20-Jul-2002, 11:44 AM #7

NO

no and NO
that password gate is so n00bish.

im very aware of bravenet.

All it is is a page with a password on it that links to the page so it doesnt actually password protect anything. It basically password protects the link to it

websurfer · 20-Jul-2002, 12:57 PM #8

dont post a link to it post one to the gate that links to agate or whatever and make the pass protected page confusing with % signs and stuff no one could guess that and if you dont post your site to search engines or member pages noone would no about it

Snake~eyes · 20-Jul-2002, 11:31 PM #9

okay you dont know squat

Ive checked it out before and I know how it works.

It is the MOST unsecure POS ever

trust me... i know what im talking about

websurfer · 21-Jul-2002, 01:02 AM **#10**

i only delt w/that once could you tell me what would be the best way

Snake~eyes · 21-Jul-2002, 01:12 AM **#11**

the best way would be to use php or asp to protect your page, youd have to insert code into the page but itd be a lot better

ANISPINGO · 21-Jul-2002, 06:56 AM **#12**

hi guys,
I'm sorry for interference but I'm all the way with snake eyes coz his words are the truth .......u don't need to sign up wiv bravenet while u can do it urself and it'll be much better .........
about Dragonlight ...... ya I'm also wiv snake eyes that u need to protect them usin' ASP or PHP ....... that'snot so hard and It's better for ur knowledge ......
anyway I can help guys wiv any ASP code ok ? let us know.....
anispingo

dragonlight · 22-Jul-2002, 04:13 AM **#13**

Hey guys, thanks for all the info..... Could you give me some more info on the ASP code? I have not heard of it...... I would rather go that way.... thanks.

Chad

Snake~eyes · 22-Jul-2002, 09:30 AM **#14**

well to use php or asp your server needs to support it so check with your server administrator to find out if it does.

lightnb · 28-Jun-2003, 01:17 AM **#15**

I am also interested in a calander on my website, and would later be interested in password protecting the whole site. My server is cheap, and does not support PHP or ASP code. Is this still possible?

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