This step-by-step guide presents a free cut-and-paste example code of a username and password login web based system. Developed using ASP, Microsoft Access and JavaScript.
FreeVersion: 1.0 Platform(s): windows Updated: Sun Jan 27 2008
In this tutorial, I will show you how to implement user authentication in ASP by using an Access Database. We will need a Microsoft Access Database and some ASP code. ASP code wll be used to access to database and valide member information. The database is for storing authorized member information.
First, we need to create an Access Database table in which we will store the username and password of the authorized user. But, we will first create a directory under IIS where we will store our files. Create a directory under C:Inetpubwwwroot and name it as ''members''.
FreeVersion: n/a Platform(s): windows Updated: Tue Jan 16 2007
You will find here a sample script showing you how you can protect a reserved area of your website with a simple login page. The script is using an access sample database.
FreeVersion: n/a Platform(s): windows Updated: Thu Oct 6 2005
This script lets you to build a login script. User can login a password protected page using his/her own login username and password. All usernames and passwords stored in a MS-Access database
Version: 1 Platform(s): Win NT Updated: Sun Jan 25 2004
This script lest you to build a registration form for your clients. A visitor can create a username and password filling this form. All usernames and passwords stored in a MS-Access database.
Version: 1 Platform(s): Win NT Updated: Sun Jan 25 2004
This is a complete tutorial on how to create your own 'members-only' area on your website. The author writes "A frequent task for ASP developers is to create a members area style section of a website. This would normally involve registration, a login page, and then access to a section of the site that is only available to registered users. This tutorial will cover the steps needed to create all 3 sections."
Version: n/a Platform(s): n/a Updated: Wed Aug 27 2003
This script will validate form input against field in a database. The script will connect to the database and query the database fields - if the form input matches the database, a cookie will be allocated which will remain across any further ASP pages, until destroyed. Page views of admin or member pages can then be validated by checking for the cookie, if the cookie is found, the user can continue and if the cookie is not found, the user is redirected back to the login screen.
Version: n/a Platform(s): n/a Updated: Wed Aug 27 2003
Using an asp file and an Access database, this short example code demonstrates how to create a user login script with customizable personalization feature.
Version: n/a Platform(s): n/a Updated: Mon Dec 18 2000
One of the most powerful enhancements for any site is to establish community and personalization features. In our new series, we are going to demonstrate how to add community and personalization features to your web-site. The first step to reach this goal is to allow user registration. In this first article, we show you how to add user registration to your site using SQL Server and ASP.
Version: n/a Platform(s): n/a Updated: Fri Aug 11 2000
This article explains how to control web application access by validating the user’s login and password against a database using Active Server Pages. Once validated the IP Address of the user is ensure that the user has access to the database.
This is a quick and easy guide to building an authentication system in ASP. First, it explains Authentication: What it is, how you work with it, and what options are currently available to you. Then, it explains each choice in more detail to help you decide which is the best way for you to authenticate your web users.
This article describes how you can secure ASP applications using simple, but quite effective authentication schemes. This article uses a very simple way to achieve this. Just follow the steps and you have a secure login system.
Version: n/a Platform(s): n/a Updated: Tue Jan 25 2000
