Creating a Customer Logon at Webpage 4

[ShawnF]

Hello,

I have very limited webpage experience (just the basics of Frontpage 2000). The company I work for wants to create a login section on our webpage where our customers can login to view product specifications. There will probably be a hundred or so individual product pages, all of which being very basic with little to no graphics. We (actually I) will assign customers a username and password. The specifications won't be for everyone to see, however, it's not critical enough that I'd be concerned about someone hacking in and viewing it. That being said, I'd still like to know if there are varying levels of secure login types, or if it is a rather generic thing (because I'd opt for a more secure form of login).

What does it take to have a logon prompt on a webpage? This will determine whether I have enough time or skills to bother trying myself or to outsource it.

 

[ShawnF]

Excellent thread! I wasn't expecting anywhere near this much response or helpful info. I'll be printing it off, and I will check out the limited-use free tool for htaccess and see how it works! This may be a lot easier than I envisioned! I gave out numerous stars on this thread (so many I lost track...).

 

[Wullie]

zumie,

There is no need to e-mail, this forum is perfectly fine...

What is it that you want to know?

BTW. Unix is case sensitive to filenames but Windows is not.. The only exception is that alias directives are case sensitive on Windows..(As I found out yesterday)

Hope this helps Wullie

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[JrClown]

WOW. Thanks for the

, did not think I helped.

"The reward of one duty done is the power to fulfill another"
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