I have a logon field including user name and password, which is stored to an access DB. Many websites have a logon and password field integrated into the page.
I have a complete web page and I want to stick the code from the working logon field, etc in the page w/o redesigning it around the existing logon.asp page.
I am asking if this is something I can do with the skills that I currently possess? Remember, I'm a novice .asp programmer, but an experienced web designed. We're working on the "dynamic" in web page design.
I have being working with making an edit field over the past few days. The edit function is now working fine. The edit fields that i have are for id, subject, notes, timedate.
All of the edit screens are one line text screens. What I want to do now is increase the size of the notes box to a larger textarea type box to make it easier to edit notes. The notes field in the db is a textarea field. Code:
I have a logon field including user name and password, which is stored to an access DB. Many websites have a logon and password field integrated into the page. I want the field to always be there.
When successfully logged on, the user will have access to other pages that I designate.
I have a complete web page and I want to stick the code from the working logon field, etc in the page w/o redesigning it around the existing logon.asp page.
I am asking if this is something I can do with the skills that I currently possess? Remember, I'm a novice .asp programmer, but an experienced web designed. We're working on the "dynamic" in web page design.
I am using a form. This has the action tag set to another page. But within this form I am using a button, which when clicked should take me to a different page.
i can display the results ok, but if i return 100 records from my table i would like it to display 5 records per page. i have looked at asp recordset paging on several sites, however cannot find any scripts that work with ASP JAVASCRIPT....
I'd like to know if there is any robust FTP solution out there that integrates well with ASP applications. In particular, it has to allow huge uploads over 3 gigabytes in size. It must have the ability to resume incomplete uploads by the users.
I’ve got an ASP.NET 2.0 web application that requires SSL. In addition, the pages are configured to use Integrated Windows Authentication. I am having a problem getting automatic authentication to work for internal network users.
If they try to access the page using an internal server name in the Url, the authentication takes place automatically but they must first deal with a warning page (in IE7) that alerts them to a problem with the site’s security certificate since the names don’t match up. However, if they access the page using the fully-qualified domain they get a dialog box asking them to authenticate.
Can someone direct me to a good tutorial on Windows Integrated Authentication and Active Directory. I am creating an intranet site and i want anyone that can sign on to our domain able to go to the intranet and not have it prompt them for username/password. I can't seem to find much info on it.
What I'm trying to do: I'm using LDAP to check and see if a user that is trying to view my page has network credentials and I am also trying to see what User Groups they are in. I have been told that the code that I'm using does indeed work.
Problem: In IIS I have unchecked the Anonymous access option and have checked the Integrated Windows Authentication option. When I try and view the page, I keep receiving the Windows login box with my domain/username and password filled in.
This puzzles me because the code that I'm using is supposed to strip the domain, yet that continues to show. It also looks like this code is supposed to redirect me to the requested page once my credentials are recognized, but I can't seem to get past this Windows login box that is similar to a login box for an FTP site. Any suggestions?
I developed some simple ASP 3.0 pages to add some operative functionality to my app. I configured IIS to use windows integrate authentication for this pages and it's working just fine.
For security reasons (audit) I need to trace down the username that requested this page. I already have a custom service called from ASP page that trace down some data I need. It's there a way to find out what is the windows username that requested the page so I can pass this information to my audit function?
I want to create a site management (admin) web application in ASP under W2K/IIS5/FPSE2002. It will be used to modify the content of XML files on the web site it manages. Any changes require authentication. When a file is to be modified the operator should check it out so that it is marked for modification, preventing others to change it. The file is checked in after changes are made. I'd like to be able to check in/out documents from the web admin using IIS integrated SCC. Is it possible? Or should I implement my own file management system?
I would like to know if there is a chance to make a login form, username/password, with Integrated Windows Autentications IIS 5.0, I'm trying to implement an Intranet with this type of autentication.
I'm trying to bypass a Windows 2000 Integrated Windows Authentification within an ASP page...
Let me explain :
a user will login through a form on the web. The fields ar the username / password of an actual windows account on the server.
What i'm trying is to send the user to a secured folder and instead of the IWA popup, I want to "feed" the info of the user directly to the popup so he doesn't have to login through this popup. I should be all automatic..
We've recently moved to new servers (Win2k3, IIS6) and when setting up the intranet I've run into some difficulties.
The original intranet is split down into departments with security as below: Intranet Home - anonymous access allowed. IntranetFinance - anonymous allowed. IntranetIS - Integrated Windows Authentication*
So the problem comes down to the IS folder. Integrated Authentication is set up so we can have an IS corporate directory where each user maintains their own details.
On the new server however, I've set up the web root as Intranet (anonymous access allowed) and set the IS folder as a new application folder. I've removed anonymous access and added only Integrated Windows Authentication and Digest Windows Authentication.
However when connecting to any page on the new server, no authentication kicks in at all. Connecting to a page IntranetISinfo.asp that returns only the "Logon_User" information, returns a blank field...
I'm trying to view a .aspx from a Win2003 server. When "Integrated Windows Authentication" is enabled, I can view the .aspx file. If I uncheck IWA, I get an HTTP 401.
Does anyone know why "Integrated Windows Authentication" is being forced and how I can disable it? I just want anonymous access. Code:
I require a utility in ASP which has to logon to another site, with my username and password and grab the content of thet page any restriction will be there in the server preventing these type of access. how to authenticate ? will it work in the secure sites?
I'm using Basic Authentication for my web site - not great I know but I'm having to support devices like the Nokia 9210i which dosn't seem to like the digest information for windows domain servers.
The question is that I would like to be able to somehow capture that logon username/id so that I can use it within the web site to track changes made by the user.
I've thought about switching off authentication all together and writing my own logon asp page (query to an SQL database or something and then store the result in a session variable), but if I can somehow capture and access the basic authentication information, it would save me some work.
I have a working basic login script that processes an Access database to see if the username and password is correct then logs in if so and passes through to a members area. However, what stops anyone from just downloading the database and opening it (altho the database can be passworded admittedly).Is there a way to make the database more secure, or to allow login from a more secure system?
I'm using an online app made with asp which authenticates login with a MS Access Database and then redirects the user to a URL corresponding to the entry for the logon credentials in the database.
The url has anonymous browsing disabled, thus I need to pass a username and password to the iis server when the user is redirected to this site.
This process must be automatic and not visible to the client logging on.
Can this login info be passed to the iis server via ASP code, and if so can you help me with necessary code snippets ?
I am setting up an intranet application and would like to get access to the users windows network log on user name. I have turned on "windows authentication" for the application. I was hoping to find it with the server variables, however the LOGON, AUTH and REMOTE users were blank.
I then created a WindowsIdentity object, the name I found there was MAC-WEBASPNET which is a generic user account name. What am I missing here?
We are currently moving our site, while doing this we are now going to make people logon to our site (if your name is not in our IIS you can not get in), while doing that we are having another company keep our files on thier site (they maintain our files .)
The company is letting us copy thier logon code and paste it into one of our frames for our site so that it just looks part of our site. Is there a way that when they log on to our site that thier user names and passwords (same as our sites) for the other company will automaticlly go into the user name and password. Code:
i am developing an intranet area where my boss says he wants the logon to be related to the local accounts,if no local account exist then they will be refused access, i am a little lost with this.
I am looking into creating a intranet at work which will do a number of things including forums etc but one thing that i would like to do i dont know if it is possible or not.
When a user signs into their workstation it will launch the intranet, no problem, then i want it to log them in as the user id they logged into the workstation as. Is there any way of getting this information???
Is it possible to logon to the SMTP server that comes with IIS from a machine other than the actual server. Ideally I would want to put some VB Script in an SQL Server Job Schedule or an ASP page that uses CDONTS and use it to pull the emails into the database. The SQL Server is on another machine on the network. Is this viable.
i having a problem on open crystal report version 8.5 or 9, when my ASP program call the report using VBSCRIPT coding?, can i have source code to call the crystal report logon ?
I am inserting data into Access when user logs on: .............. SQL = "INSERT INTO tblLog (fldUserName,fldTimeIn,fldSID) VALUES ('" & u & "',#" & session("Date") & "#,'" & session.SessionID & "')" con.Execute(SQL) ..................... in here it inserts the date :01/09/2003
But when logging out : ............. SQL="UPDATE tblLog SET fldOffline=1,fldProper=1 WHERE fldUserName= '" & session("admin") & "' AND fldTimeIn=#" & session("date") & "# AND fldOffline=0" con.execute(SQL) ............... it doesn't update the record.If I eliminate the date query here,it updates there is no syntax error is there?
I need to get the current logon (to AD) user name on ASP level. Is there any ActiveX (ocx,dll) object in windows directory, which I can use? I used the nwdir.dll file to get this name from novell directory with ndap....
