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James S
I am trying to create a sub-web that requiring a username and password for
access to the sub-web. A sub-web folder has been created and saved in the
root web. The registration form is located in the root web.
1. The hyperlink to the sub-web goes to the desired User/Reg page
2. Completion and submission of the data in the form's textboxes results in
the opening of a Registration Confirmation page/window ... the registration
info is also correctly sent to a text DB located in the private folder in the
root web.
3. Clicking the sub-web link displayed in the in the Registration
Confirmation window is where the problem begins ... a Forbidden, you do not
have permission to access this document window appears
Anynomous Access is turned on for the root web ... turning this setting off
forces me to login to the home page of the main/index page of the web
I have carefully followed the instructions for this procedure as detailed on
pages 820-824 in Jim Buyens book "Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 Inside Out"
published by Microsoft Press.
The problem can be viewed by visiting www.craftsmithgolf.com. In the lower
left hand area of the home page is a small box which functions as a
semi-hidden hyperlink.
We're close, but no cigar. Please help while I still have some hair left!
Thanks!
access to the sub-web. A sub-web folder has been created and saved in the
root web. The registration form is located in the root web.
1. The hyperlink to the sub-web goes to the desired User/Reg page
2. Completion and submission of the data in the form's textboxes results in
the opening of a Registration Confirmation page/window ... the registration
info is also correctly sent to a text DB located in the private folder in the
root web.
3. Clicking the sub-web link displayed in the in the Registration
Confirmation window is where the problem begins ... a Forbidden, you do not
have permission to access this document window appears
Anynomous Access is turned on for the root web ... turning this setting off
forces me to login to the home page of the main/index page of the web
I have carefully followed the instructions for this procedure as detailed on
pages 820-824 in Jim Buyens book "Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 Inside Out"
published by Microsoft Press.
The problem can be viewed by visiting www.craftsmithgolf.com. In the lower
left hand area of the home page is a small box which functions as a
semi-hidden hyperlink.
We're close, but no cigar. Please help while I still have some hair left!
Thanks!