Simpler question

[Avonelle Lovhaug]

Alright - here's a simpler part of my previous questions.
If I have an application that uses forms authentication,
is it possible to have one Login.aspx file for the root
application, and a separate Login.aspx file for a folder
within the root application, only to be used when someone
tries to reference that folder?

From what I can tell, I will have to use the same
authentication cookie for both folders, and utilize some
kind of role based security to identify who can access the
root and who can access the folder (in my case, it will
likely be one or the other but not both). Right?

Thanks,

--Avonelle

[Francis Shanahan]

I'm not a doctor :) but I do recall reading you can have a web.config in
each folder and hence it would make sense that you can have another
authorization & authentication section in that sub folder's web.config.

-fs

"Avonelle Lovhaug" <alovhaug@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Alright - here's a simpler part of my previous questions.
> If I have an application that uses forms authentication,
> is it possible to have one Login.aspx file for the root
> application, and a separate Login.aspx file for a folder
> within the root application, only to be used when someone
> tries to reference that folder?
>
> From what I can tell, I will have to use the same
> authentication cookie for both folders, and utilize some
> kind of role based security to identify who can access the
> root and who can access the folder (in my case, it will
> likely be one or the other but not both). Right?
>
> Thanks,
>
> --Avonelle
>