re: ASP "Membership" or Login Scripts - Anybody with experience in implmenting?
From: Jim Buyens (news_at_interlacken.com)
Date: 09/20/04
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Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2004 09:54:34 -0700
My advice is to think carefully about what you want this
membership system to do once the Web visitor self-
registers and logs in.
If all you want is to is block or allow access to
certain "flat" pages, then almost any system will do. But
if you want to use the visitor identity for othre
purposes, such as selling downloadable files or entering
other kinds of orders, then you have to worry about
integrating the logon system into those other applications.
If you have Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003, you can find
sample code for both ASP and ASP.NET logon systems on the
companion CD.
Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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>-----Original Message-----
>Maybe this question is a little bit off topic, but I
haven't found any other user group with so much collected
knowledge and so many friendly and helpful souls, anywhere
else, so please bear with me and don't get cross we me for
posting this question, even if it not a problem that
requires a solution as such.
>
>Does anyone here have any experience with ASP scripting
concerning "membership", or selective login in products
and/or implementing these features in an FP site?
>
>
>My requirements are neither that many, nor complicated. I
have 4 different categories of users that I would like to
register at my site, get a confirmation email to verify
the validity of the registration, respond to this
confirmation through a link in the confirmation email, and
login to get access to information that should only be
available to the specific user category.
>
>Over and above this, I just require normal
administration, like newsletter mailings to either all
user categories or selective categories, lock user in/out,
see who's logged in, have some kind of logging, etc, and
common user function features, like users being able to
retrieve lost passwords themselves, opt in/out of
mailings, de-register, etc. I also want to be able to
fully customize all login pages to create a uniform site
impression.
>
>
>I've looked at, but not tested any of the following ASP
membership products:
>
>
>Login Database By Smo, http://www.iamsmo.com/default.asp
>D2 Sitelock Pro, http://www.d2computing.co.uk/sitelock.htm
>Expinion Member Management System v3.0,
http://www.expinion.net/software/app_mms.asp
>js ASP Login Script for IIS / Classic ASP,
http://www.jetstat.com/asp/login/
>MembersPro Version4,
http://www.codefixer.com/app_membersProVersion4/default.asp
>NetLogin User Management,
http://www.aspworld.com/products/netlogin.asp?aid=1
>ScriptMate User Manager 2.1,
http://www.scriptmate.com/products/smumv1/default.asp
>Spooky Login, http://www.outfront.net/spooky/login.htm
>
>There are probably many more out there that I am not even
aware of, these are just the ones I have found in a couple
of days searching the net.
>
>However, I don't really want to buy 2, 3 or 4 of them to
get a chance to see which one I like and that works best,
why it would be interesting to see if any of you have
implemented some similar function (which I'm sure you
have) and hear your opinions and possible recommendations
of some products.
>
>I would really appreciate some advice on this matter.
>
>Best regards,
>
>Eric G
>
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