SECOND restrict access

[Steve Lawrie]

I have built several databases in MySQL, in one is a table that has all the
log-on information that keeps the administration side of the site secure. I
have since decided to build a new feature in my site that will allow
perspective clients to login to a section of the site to view mockups of their
pending sites. The problem is that, even though a new database has been built
and a record set generated from this other database, when I try to use the
"restrict access" function in Dreamweaver's authentication selection, it
reverts to the original "username, password, ect" from the first database. Is
it possible to have authentication from two databases on the same web site?

Thanks

[Marco Espisito]

Why have 2 databases using user names and passwords? Have one database, with
a couple tables that include user name, password, and a "security level".
Admins would have an "admin" level, and your clients a "client" level.


"Steve Lawrie" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I have built several databases in MySQL, in one is a table that has all the
> log-on information that keeps the administration side of the site secure.
> I
> have since decided to build a new feature in my site that will allow
> perspective clients to login to a section of the site to view mockups of
> their
> pending sites. The problem is that, even though a new database has been
> built
> and a record set generated from this other database, when I try to use the
> "restrict access" function in Dreamweaver's authentication selection, it
> reverts to the original "username, password, ect" from the first database.
> Is
> it possible to have authentication from two databases on the same web
> site?
>
> Thanks
>