Right.
Aaron, could you offer advice on a login system that is a pinch point for
all my sub-domains on a remote IP (remote web host:)
IP:
HTTP://69.9.3
Sub-domain 1:
www.site1.com
Sub-domain 2:
www.site2.com
I wish to create a login system that sits in the root of the IP and enables
all my sub-webs to feed off it and its underlying database:
Logon: IP:
HTTP://69.9.3/Logon.asp
Register:
HTTP://69.9.3/Register.asp
My confusion is related in how to 'share' the common elements:
1. Database path:
2. Common inlcudes
3. Capture User Page selections:
a. TargetURL
B.FromURL
....when he logs onto the secure page.
I could use IP, but Curt has pointed out that providers like AOL use dynamic
DHCL which means all their users have the same address.
I could use session variables but then I only get his User Page Requestes
for the first secure page he logs onto
Do you have any advice on a logon system that allows me to secure basic .ASP
pages and capture their Target and From Urls?
Much appreciated
Jason
"Aaron [SQL Server MVP]" <te*****@dnartreb.noraa> wrote in message
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I've never used a local file path in a virtual include call. An #include
file is usually local, an #include virtual usually means relative (e.g. to
the root), which kind of precludes sticking a drive letter in front of it.
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<ja***@catamaranco.com> wrote in message
news:ew**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... I tried it locally eg ="c\inetpub..." but got "page not found"......I am
just trying to confirm whether one can actually use a phycial path in a
virtual include..
- Jason
"Aaron [SQL Server MVP]" <te*****@dnartreb.noraa> wrote in message
news:u5****************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... Did you try:
<!--#include file=m:\html\root\include.asp-->
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<ja***@catamaranco.com> wrote in message
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> Is it possible to include my remote web server path eg:
m:/html/root/site1 > | m:/html/root/site2 etc
>
> ...in virtual includes....
>
> Thus eliminating the need to create duplicate INC files in each
sub-domain > on my remote web server host domain IP. eg: http://72.3.5.6.0
> (www.site1.com; www.site2.com)
>
> I would like to be able to use a UNIVERSAL INC file in the root of
my web IP
> for the benefit of all my sub domains...
>
> Appreciate guidance!
>
> - Jason
>
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