Hello,
You're help me too. In the ASP files, how can you tell it where to go, if you types in the wrong or right address?
Hope you can help me.
Thanks a million
Roland
Hi,
I have a login script where username and password are checked against an Access database & each user has an access level, after users login, they are then redirected to a page which matches their access level. ie
If rsCheckUser("accesslevel") = "0" Then Response.Redirect"default_view.asp?name=" &strUserName End If
If rsCheckUser("accesslevel") = "1" Then Response.Redirect"default_req.asp?name=" &strUserName End If
If rsCheckUser("accesslevel") = "2" Then Response.Redirect"default_yield.asp?name=" &strUserName End If
If rsCheckUser("accesslevel") = "3" Then Response.Redirect"default_auth.asp?name=" &strUserName End If
If rsCheckUser("accesslevel") = "4" Then Response.Redirect"default.asp?name=" &strUserName End If
If rsCheckUser("accesslevel") = "5" Then Response.Redirect"default_admin.asp?name=" &strUserName End If
My question is, how can I make sure that every page is protected, so that users cannot open pages that they do not have the correct access for?
I have tried to include this file, but I get an error msg:- (this file works when it isn't an include)
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] '(unknown)' is not a valid path. Make sure that the path name is spelled correctly and that you are connected to the server on which the file resides
Can I use different Session variables, for each accesslevel? or do I have to change the login script, so that I can use an include file??
TIA
Steve
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