Building pages that restrict access to your site (ASP.NET)

Building pages that restrict access to your site (ASP.NET)

You can use Dreamweaver to build a set of pages that restrict access to your site. Dreamweaver does not have authentication server behaviors for ASP.NET pages. However, since ASP and ASP.NET pages can run on the same site, you can use the ASP authentication server behaviors. The method you use to build these pages is identical to the one for ColdFusion. For instructions, see Building pages that restrict access to your site (ColdFusion, ASP, JSP, PHP).

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Dreamweaver Basics

Working with Dreamweaver Sites

Laying Out Pages

Adding Content to Pages

Working with Page Code

Preparing to Build Dynamic Sites

Making Pages Dynamic

Developing Applications Rapidly

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Building ASP.NET Applications Rapidly

Building ASP.NET forms

Creating ASP.NET DataGrid and DataList web controls

Building master/detail pages (ASP.NET)

Building a database search page (ASP.NET)

Building a record insert page (ASP.NET)

Building pages to update a record (ASP.NET)

Building pages to delete a record (ASP.NET)

Using stored procedures to modify databases (ASP.NET)

Building pages that restrict access to your site (ASP.NET)

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