Database Login Tool

[DeadCert]

Hi,
I am looking for an application, preferably Free, that will allow me
to have a clients area on my site. I would have a list of usernames
and passwords and each combination would direct the user to a
different page depending on their user name. Does anybody know of such
an app. I know webwizguide.com have a Database Login app. but it
doesn't allow different pages to be set up for different logins. Any
help appreciated. Cheers

[Jeff Cochran]

On 4 Feb 2004 06:13:21 -0800, [email]rekdagaf@hotmail.com[/email] (DeadCert) wrote:

>I am looking for an application, preferably Free, that will allow me
>to have a clients area on my site. I would have a list of usernames
>and passwords and each combination would direct the user to a
>different page depending on their user name. Does anybody know of such
>an app. I know webwizguide.com have a Database Login app. but it
>doesn't allow different pages to be set up for different logins. Any
>help appreciated. Cheers

You may need to roll your own, but it's not difficult. Possibly as
simple as a redirect on login that simply sends the user to a new page
based on username. Even easier if the page has the same name as the
user, it could be as easy as:

UserURL = UserName & ".asp"
Response.Redirect UserURL

Jeff

[Greg Griffiths]

why not create a HTACCESS file an then you can have a server side script
e.g. Perl/ASP/PHP detect that user and redirect.

DeadCert wrote:

> Hi,
> I am looking for an application, preferably Free, that will allow me
> to have a clients area on my site. I would have a list of usernames
> and passwords and each combination would direct the user to a
> different page depending on their user name. Does anybody know of such
> an app. I know webwizguide.com have a Database Login app. but it
> doesn't allow different pages to be set up for different logins. Any
> help appreciated. Cheers

[DeadCert]

Cheers for that. Don't know much about ASP but will have a play around.

>
> You may need to roll your own, but it's not difficult. Possibly as
> simple as a redirect on login that simply sends the user to a new page
> based on username. Even easier if the page has the same name as the
> user, it could be as easy as:
>
> UserURL = UserName & ".asp"
> Response.Redirect UserURL
>
> Jeff