Re: Query: How do I design an ENTER page?

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From: John (im_at_home.net)
Date: 04/20/04 

Date: Tue, 20 Apr 2004 17:15:09 +0100

Ok, many thanks for the advice.

On Tue, 20 Apr 2004 08:45:28 -0500, "Mike Mueller"
<MikeMueller@ecinet.net.net> wrote:

>On your "Enter' page, have the agreement on there and place
>a form on there with the I Accept or Do Not Accept options.
>For the form handler, send it to a custom ASP page and code
>it to create a session variable reflecting their response.
>After that variable is set, redirect them to the pages you
>want depending on their response. On the pages you want
>protected, save those as ASP pages also and add code to the
>top of each page to check for the session variable. If that
>variable does not have your desired value in it, redirect
>them back to the 'Enter' page. Even if they bookmark it,
>without the session variable they cannot proceed and would
>get kicked back to the enter page.
>
>Mike
>
>
>John wrote:
>: Hi all,
>:
>: Can anyone advise me on how to create an ENTER page, by
>: which I mean the home page that the visitor first comes
>: to, but then must press an ENTER button or similar after
>: reading an agreement, for them to enter the rest of the
>: site.
>: And obviously, it would need some form of protection
>: against anyone bookmarking the other pages.
>:
>: Any help would be appreciated.
>:
>: TIA.
>

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