How do I setup a two stage logon procedure for FrontPage 2003

[Guest]

I am designing a family web site that I want to limit to certain family
groups. I have found the methods to prepare a logon page, but would like to
put in another level of password protection where the person who is trying to
gain access to the site would have to answer a question that would be
pertenant to the family group. Having answered the question correctly by
entering a predetermined "password" the user would be allowed to complete the
logon infrormation page and establish a user ID and Password for future use.
Can I do this in the design stage? If so how do I go about doing it?

My most convienient email is: (e-mail address removed)

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

Would require custom server side scripting (ASP or PHP) to store / the Q& A and validate the user, then probably a Database to store
the registered users

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|I am designing a family web site that I want to limit to certain family
| groups. I have found the methods to prepare a logon page, but would like to
| put in another level of password protection where the person who is trying to
| gain access to the site would have to answer a question that would be
| pertenant to the family group. Having answered the question correctly by
| entering a predetermined "password" the user would be allowed to complete the
| logon infrormation page and establish a user ID and Password for future use.
| Can I do this in the design stage? If so how do I go about doing it?
|
| My most convienient email is: (e-mail address removed)

 

[Guest]

Thanks, Being a novice, I guess I will have to do a little more reading. The
host has indicated that I may need to learn something about ASP.

Thanks again,
Dave

 

[MikeR]

Using Stefan's solution, you could also have each family group have a different
signon which went straight to their content, thus avoiding the two-part signon.
Arguably a tad more complex to implement, but maybe nicer for the users.

 

[Guest]

Over the weekend I purchased 3 books from the 1/2 price bookstore (How to do
everything with FrontPage 2002, MS ASP.NET Web Matrix Starter Kit, & Active
Server Pages Bible). Although not the latest version at least have some
information pertaining to the problem that I have. Everything with FP2002
and the ASP Bible both have a lot of info and procedures and the net Matrix
appears to be a lite version of FP, but has some info in it also.

Just wondering, since I have been parusing the books, Why couldn't I have
two log in forms on separate pages (if necessary). The first one would allow
those all ready registered to continue using the site, The second one would
be pre programmed with the right answers to the questions needed to approve
access to applying for login permission. Wouldn't this work? Does this part
of the site have to be published in order to get the data base up and running
for logon?

Dave

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

Yes it could be done w/ custom server side scripting and a DB
and yes it must be done on a server supporting that server side script language and DB

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| Over the weekend I purchased 3 books from the 1/2 price bookstore (How to do
| everything with FrontPage 2002, MS ASP.NET Web Matrix Starter Kit, & Active
| Server Pages Bible). Although not the latest version at least have some
| information pertaining to the problem that I have. Everything with FP2002
| and the ASP Bible both have a lot of info and procedures and the net Matrix
| appears to be a lite version of FP, but has some info in it also.
|
| Just wondering, since I have been parusing the books, Why couldn't I have
| two log in forms on separate pages (if necessary). The first one would allow
| those all ready registered to continue using the site, The second one would
| be pre programmed with the right answers to the questions needed to approve
| access to applying for login permission. Wouldn't this work? Does this part
| of the site have to be published in order to get the data base up and running
| for logon?
|
| Dave
|
| "MikeR" wrote:
|
| > Using Stefan's solution, you could also have each family group have a different
| > signon which went straight to their content, thus avoiding the two-part signon.
| > Arguably a tad more complex to implement, but maybe nicer for the users.
| > MikeR
| > Stefan B Rusynko wrote:
| > > Would require custom server side scripting (ASP or PHP) to store / the Q& A and validate the user, then probably a Database to
store
| > > the registered users
| > >
| >