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Creating a User Login
I would like to create a user login for my site, but my web hosting service
does not support server side applications. Is there another approach? Someone
suggested .htaccess but I am not familiar with that. Would it work with
Dreamweaver? Thanks.
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John #2 Re: Creating a User Login
No, DW doesn't directly work with .htaccess. You would have to find a
reference for it on-line.
The better solution would be to change web hosts to one that does allow you
server side applications such as ASP or PHP.
"bobelmore" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:e3butd$kj9$1@forums.macromedia.com...>I would like to create a user login for my site, but my web hosting service
> does not support server side applications. Is there another approach?
> Someone
> suggested .htaccess but I am not familiar with that. Would it work with
> Dreamweaver? Thanks.
>
John Guest
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bobelmore #3 Re: Creating a User Login
Thanks. Unfortunately, switching is not so easy since they own the domain name
I am using, but what if I do the login/authentication from another site, so the
other site is a sort of gateway to the secure content on the primary site? Can
that work?
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