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do have that. If your web host do not support ColdFusion, you are
out of luck.
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Originally posted by:
seans887
I'm trying to create a login page for my website to restrict
access of certain pages to members only. I followed the
instructions in the "Using Dreamweaver" help section to a T, and I
don't understand what's wrong. At this point I'm positive it's
something really stupid that is glaringly obvious and I'm just
missing it. I created the login form and connected it to the user
database through the Log User In function, and I specified that a
"succesful" log in should go to my home page, and a "failed" log in
should go to a different page. I've tried messing with the Action
Method, the field names and other stuff, but the only thing that
happens when I preview the page and try to 'log in' using a member
name I created is that the same login page refreshes itself with
blank fields again. I don't know why this doesn't work, any ideas?
Thanks
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