I need a way to detect if a user is using a local machine that way I can
have a different menu on my main web page.
So i want to create an intranet inside our actual intranet for a subset of
users.
This site is not on the same domain and this is webhosting so i cannot query
to IIS or Active directory to get the windows group.
I thought about installing a cookie on the same machine but this would be
overhead for the administrator.
"Patrice" <http://www.chez.com/scribe/wrote in message
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You'll need also a local web server to get this page executed. As the page
is not part of the other site, it won't have access to the other site
session variable.
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IMO your best bet is to explain your overall goal so that someone can
suggest a way to achieve your goal likely using a totally different way...
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"Jman" <jmanohman@hotmail.coma écrit dans le message de news:
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>Let's say I have a session variable in my asp.net website.
>Now I have an aspx file on my C drive.
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>Now I have a link pointing to it so I can click on it and execute this
>ASPX file to my browser. Only me has this file on my C drive and can
>execute it. Other users will obviously get a page not found.
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>In the load section on the aspx file, I modify a SESSION variable of my
>website.
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>Will this work?
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>The intent here is to get the website informed that this session is
>executed from my computer because I can execute that aspx file from my C
>drive.
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>Please answer me...
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