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August 14, 2007
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Log-In Page Without A Database?

  • August 14, 2007
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Our website wants to have a page for a group of specific users who will only have 1 username and 1 password between them. Can I set this up with a database by adding the login info within the page?

Our server has ASP.NET but it was set up by someone else and I cannot figure out how to connect to it. Plus the ASP.NET is used only on 2 pages which create a text file of the names/emails entered. All of the other pages are stricly HTML with nothing fancy on them.

Any suggestions?

Also this is in lieu of utilizing an non-pay pal shopping cart to provide a discount to these users. My solution was to have a specific ticket purchasing page for them that they would log on to with this group user name and password. Good times.
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Inspiring
August 14, 2007
If you have ASP.Net available then it is relatively easy to set up access
information on the page without the need for a database. Send me an email
offline and I will send you the code for the pages.


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"macheath292" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:f9t5j8$ctu$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> Our website wants to have a page for a group of specific users who will
> only
> have 1 username and 1 password between them. Can I set this up with a
> database
> by adding the login info within the page?
>
> Our server has ASP.NET but it was set up by someone else and I cannot
> figure
> out how to connect to it. Plus the ASP.NET is used only on 2 pages which
> create
> a text file of the names/emails entered. All of the other pages are
> stricly
> HTML with nothing fancy on them.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Also this is in lieu of utilizing an non-pay pal shopping cart to provide
> a
> discount to these users. My solution was to have a specific ticket
> purchasing
> page for them that they would log on to with this group user name and
> password.
> Good times.
>


Participant
August 15, 2007
Hi there. Did you receive the email okay? Let me know if I need to send anything else. Thanks for the help.