Creating a Login / Registration Page

[Marco2005]

Can someone please direct me to an article, website or any other data which
will help me with this topic:

I have a family website and my wife wants to add a simple layer of protection
to keep out non-family & friends. I'd like to add a simple register feature
that you see on many websites today.
1. if you are a returning user, enter your username and password
2. if you are new, you need to register, and that will send an email to me and
I will manually add them to the authorized user lists.
3. cookies to remember user names and passwords would also be nice.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Mark

[Marco2005]

Can someone please direct me to an article, website or any other data which
will help me with this topic:

I have a family website and my wife wants to add a simple layer of protection
to keep out non-family & friends. I'd like to add a simple register feature
that you see on many websites today.
1. if you are a returning user, enter your username and password
2. if you are new, you need to register, and that will send an email to me and
I will manually add them to the authorized user lists.
3. cookies to remember user names and passwords would also be nice.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Mark

[Tine Müller]

"Marco2005" wrote:

> Can someone please direct me to an article, website or any other data

which

> will help me with this topic:
>
> I have a family website and my wife wants to add a simple layer of

protection

> to keep out non-family & friends. I'd like to add a simple register

feature

> that you see on many websites today.
> 1. if you are a returning user, enter your username and password
> 2. if you are new, you need to register, and that will send an email to

me and

> I will manually add them to the authorized user lists.
> 3. cookies to remember user names and passwords would also be nice.
>
> Any help is greatly appreciated.
>
> Mark

Maybe you can find something to use on this great site with a lot of
tutorials [url]http://www.webthang.co.uk/default.asp[/url]

/Tine

[CarlGrint]

Depending if you are using a Server side language or static pages will depend
on your solution.

If you intend using a database to store the details, then Dreamweaver has
inbuilt behaviours to set up Login, and a registeration page is simply a form
sent to a page with email script to grab the form details and send onto you.

You could to save yourself some time, have the Form insert into the database,
but set to UnConfirmed status, and have the Login page check the Account
Status, which you could Authorise or Decline in your admin page.

Cookie's are simple enough to set for this, there are a number of tutorials
out there for this, I believe Jules have one at charon.co.uk.

If you are using Static pages, then I believe you can use a text file or even
simply have the hosting company protect the folder with a password, and you
give that password to those you want to access that folder.

If you would like any help, and wish to use ASP, please do contact me via my
website ([url]www.cgw3.co.uk/contactus[/url]) I would be more then happy to help in any
way.

I have a tutorial on setting up the Dreamweaver Login behaviour with database
at [url]http://www.cgw3.co.uk/tutorials/list.asp?CategoryID=3[/url]


Originally posted by: Marco2005
Can someone please direct me to an article, website or any other data which
will help me with this topic:

I have a family website and my wife wants to add a simple layer of protection
to keep out non-family & friends. I'd like to add a simple register feature
that you see on many websites today.
1. if you are a returning user, enter your username and password
2. if you are new, you need to register, and that will send an email to me and
I will manually add them to the authorized user lists.
3. cookies to remember user names and passwords would also be nice.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Mark

[mouseyman4u]

Originally posted by: Newsgroup User
"Marco2005" wrote:

> Can someone please direct me to an article, website or any other data

which

> will help me with this topic:
>
> I have a family website and my wife wants to add a simple layer of

protection

> to keep out non-family & friends. I'd like to add a simple register

feature

> that you see on many websites today.
> 1. if you are a returning user, enter your username and password
> 2. if you are new, you need to register, and that will send an email to

me and

> I will manually add them to the authorized user lists.
> 3. cookies to remember user names and passwords would also be nice.
>
> Any help is greatly appreciated.
>
> Mark

Maybe you can find something to use on this great site with a lot of
tutorials [url]http://www.webthang.co.uk/default.asp[/url]

/Tine




Will i be able to make one of those but in Dreamweaver MX and not MX 2004?
thanks
-mousey

[Unregistered]

After registering the database in dreamweaver.can i inject the form code to my website.if yes,when a person register using that form then where i get the informations?