Building pages that restrict access to your site (ColdFusion, ASP, JSP, PHP)

Building pages that restrict access to your site (ColdFusion, ASP, JSP, PHP)

You can use Dreamweaver to build the following pages to restrict access to your site:

A page that requires users to register the first time they visit the site (see Building a registration page)
A page that lets registered users log in to the site (see Building a login page)
Pages that only authorized users can view (see Building a page only authorized users can access)

The method you use is identical for ColdFusion, ASP, JSP, and PHP pages. Dreamweaver does not have authentication server behaviors for ASP.NET pages.

Related topics

Securing a folder in your application (ColdFusion)

Getting Started with Dreamweaver

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

Building ColdFusion Applications Rapidly

About rapid application development (all servers)

Building ColdFusion MX 7 forms

Building master/detail pages (ColdFusion)

Building search/results pages (ColdFusion, ASP, JSP, PHP)

Building a record insert page (all servers)

Building pages to update a record (ColdFusion)

Building pages to delete a record (ColdFusion)

Using stored procedures to modify databases (ColdFusion)

Building pages that restrict access to your site (ColdFusion, ASP, JSP, PHP)

Building a registration page

Building a login page

Building a page only authorized users can access

Securing a folder in your application (ColdFusion)

Using ColdFusion components

Building ASP.NET Applications Rapidly

Building ASP and JSP Applications Rapidly

Building PHP Applications Rapidly