I need to password protect access to member only link using FrontPage 2003.
*.html is link name

When you click on hyperlink title I want a password dialogue box to appear.
Member will key in authorized user name and the password before fronypage
allows accessing.

Password Protect Part of a Web:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;3015 54
http://www.frontpagehowto.com/newpassword/
http://data-insite.co.uk/frontpage/asp_password.asp
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"Codman" <Codman [at] discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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:I need to password protect access to member only link using FrontPage 2003.
: *.html is link name
:
: When you click on hyperlink title I want a password dialogue box to
appear.
: Member will key in authorized user name and the password before fronypage
: allows accessing.

Codman wrote:
> I need to password protect access to member only link using FrontPage 2003.
> *.html is link name
>
> When you click on hyperlink title I want a password dialogue box to appear.
> Member will key in authorized user name and the password before fronypage
> allows accessing.
You host may allow you trhough your control panel to protect
files/folders (Cpanel on Linux hosting usually has such a feature).

There's another utility to make this easy, too

www.locked-area.com is a php/cgi/perl script that is a membership
management script that you install on your server (if your host allows
third party scripts).

There is a sub-set of that particular script called Directory Pass:
http://www.directorypass.com/?la - one file, dirpass.cgi uploaded to
your cgi-bin, chmod as 755 and run it through your browser. it is a
simple and straight forward way to protect files/folders using the
htpasswd and htaccess ability of Linux/Unix servers.

Locked-Area is a more comprehensive utility for Member Management.
www.locked-area.com

I am not affiliated with this, just an end user like anyone else, and
found it very useful.