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1-7 of 7 ASP Security > Logins and Passwords sites are shown.
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Often as a web developer you run into situations where you want to protect specific areas of your site from being seen by just everyone. A good way to do this is to add password protection to your website.
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In part two we will explore how to add error messages, allow users to login again/re-login, and query a database for the user name and password entered.
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When you put something on the web, you've got to be careful, because anyone can access it if they just guess the correct URL. If you have sensitive material, or material that folks must pay for, then you want to make sure that not just anybody can get to it.
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This tutorial, which uses ASP, illustrates using a database (in this case Access) to store User Names and Passwords, and accessing the database to allow or deny access to the pages in question
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Have you ever wanted to know how long it takes IIS to load a page or fetch some data from your database? Well, here is a simple ASP based page timer.
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This file shows how to use a 1-way hash method to encrypt and store passwords. Need the ultimate password generator, this application will do it! Note in the form below, if you type in 5 numbers, the password is five characters long.
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These
functions can be used on certain pages you want password protected.
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