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webmistress_jazmine webforumsuser@macromedia.com #1
Registration and Login Pages
I am attempting to create a registration page and login page for the visitors to my website. I want it so that you must have a user ID and password in order to login to the website, however I want the visitor to choose their own user ID and password, but not be able to use the same user ID as someone else. I saw the tech notes for Dreamweaver UltraDev, but I have Dreamweaver MX. Also, I know that I will need some type of database, how do I go about doing that too? Any help that anyone can provide me would be fantastic! Thanks in advance.
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webmistress_jazmine webforumsuser@macromedia.com #2
Re:Registration and Login Pages
Yes, that's exactly it. Including the forgot your password link and the remember me. How'd you do that?
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Capt. Verde #3
Re:Registration and Login Pages
wj, this will take some time as it involves quite a few different pages and techniques. I'm at work right now so it'l have to wait untill I get home. First off tho, you'll need a web host that supports ASP and Access. CDONTS is helpfull as well as ASP E-mail if possible. Check with your web host to see what they offer in the mean time. The first thing you will need to do is get your Database in order. We'll tackle that in the first tutorial tonight.
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