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  1. #1
    Paddy
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    Default Password database?

    I have created a page with a log-in - it seems OK, but now I need to set up
    a member-only page, with a common username & password for all legitimate
    members.

    What is the format for the username & password in the users.csv file?
    usename,password is that all? (or in Excel, username / password in adjacent
    cells (eg A1; B1)? And I assume it is case-sensitive?

    Thanks

    Paddy



  2. #2
    gotFusion LLC
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    Default Re: Password database?

    ...
    If everyone is going to use the same id/pswrd it will be much simpler to
    create a network password protected folder on your hosting account. This
    would be done through your hosting control panel (each is different so there
    is no set way you will need to do this)

    Once you have a server level password protected folder you can then upload
    all of your pages into that folder and shazam nothing else needed.
    Otherwise you will need to password protect each and every page then check
    to make sure that the visitor pas permission to view the page requested. If
    you want shown a group of pages to only those who belong to the group,
    password protecting a folder on the server and placing regular html pages in
    there does the same thing with a lot less work on your part.

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    Mike - gotHosting.biz
    FREE Fusion Support with all hosting accounts
    ASP, PHP, ColdFusion Web Hosting
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    "Paddy" <paddy@myisp.com> wrote in message
    news:hlrbbh$9uk$1@DailyPlanet.news.netobjects.com. ..
    >I have created a page with a log-in - it seems OK, but now I need to set up
    >a member-only page, with a common username & password for all legitimate
    >members.
    >
    > What is the format for the username & password in the users.csv file?
    > usename,password is that all? (or in Excel, username / password in
    > adjacent cells (eg A1; B1)? And I assume it is case-sensitive?
    >
    > Thanks
    >
    > Paddy
    >
    >





  3. #3
    Paddy
    Guest

    Default Re: Password database?

    Ah! Thanks Mike. Great idea!

    I'll check it out in the host's "cpanel".

    Paddy

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    "gotFusion LLC" <newsgroup-support@autoresponder-gotfusion.com> wrote in
    message news:A921.1266760120.172@gfwebforum.com...
    > ..
    > If everyone is going to use the same id/pswrd it will be much simpler to
    > create a network password protected folder on your hosting account. This
    > would be done through your hosting control panel (each is different so
    > there is no set way you will need to do this)
    >
    > Once you have a server level password protected folder you can then upload
    > all of your pages into that folder and shazam nothing else needed.
    > Otherwise you will need to password protect each and every page then check
    > to make sure that the visitor pas permission to view the page requested.
    > If you want shown a group of pages to only those who belong to the group,
    > password protecting a folder on the server and placing regular html pages
    > in there does the same thing with a lot less work on your part.
    >
    > --
    >
    > Mike - gotHosting.biz
    > FREE Fusion Support with all hosting accounts
    > ASP, PHP, ColdFusion Web Hosting
    > www.gotHosting.biz www.gotFusion.com
    >
    >
    >
    > "Paddy" <paddy@myisp.com> wrote in message
    > news:hlrbbh$9uk$1@DailyPlanet.news.netobjects.com. ..
    >>I have created a page with a log-in - it seems OK, but now I need to set
    >>up a member-only page, with a common username & password for all
    >>legitimate members.
    >>
    >> What is the format for the username & password in the users.csv file?
    >> usename,password is that all? (or in Excel, username / password in
    >> adjacent cells (eg A1; B1)? And I assume it is case-sensitive?
    >>
    >> Thanks
    >>
    >> Paddy
    >>
    >>

    >
    >
    >
    >




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