Jas
03-27-2007, 05:12 PM
I was checking out this site and upon reading some of the posts I was woundering:
How, if it is indeed possible, could you use Microsoft Access to give users a username, password, access level, ect. and search that information so that when they log into a subweb it finds them in that Access Database and lets them into the website (i.e. if they type "John Smith", "TestPass," it find John Smith and his password and his access level in the Access Database to give him entrance into the site). Is that possible, if so how could one go about it (I don't need the code, just what language should I use), and is there a way to make this secure?
If all of this is possible, this is no doubt my best bet for my next website project, which will contain TONS of subwebs and TONS of users (hopefully) who will have different permission levels.
How, if it is indeed possible, could you use Microsoft Access to give users a username, password, access level, ect. and search that information so that when they log into a subweb it finds them in that Access Database and lets them into the website (i.e. if they type "John Smith", "TestPass," it find John Smith and his password and his access level in the Access Database to give him entrance into the site). Is that possible, if so how could one go about it (I don't need the code, just what language should I use), and is there a way to make this secure?
If all of this is possible, this is no doubt my best bet for my next website project, which will contain TONS of subwebs and TONS of users (hopefully) who will have different permission levels.