Subj : RE: Security levels for Web pages
To   : All
From : DAVID DEMBSKI
Date : Thu Jan 31 2019 07:10 pm

Date: Mon, 08 Sep 2008 08:59:20 -0400
From: DAVID DEMBSKI
To: HECTOR SANTOS
Subject: RE: Security levels for Web pages
Newsgroups: win.server.wish.list
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Thanks a lot 

Cheers,
David

On 2008-09-07 9:33 PM, HECTOR SANTOS wrote to DAVID DEMBSKI:

-> You can use .WTACCESS files for folders and within a Web Page, if its 
a .WCT 
-> extension, you can use the @ macros like so at the top of pages.
->  
->       @IF USER.SECURITY = "New User"@
->             YOU CAN NOT READ THIS!
->       @ELSE@
->             YOU CAN READ THIS!
->       @ENDIF@
-> 
-> See the AUP help for .WCTACCESS information.
-> 
-> --
-> 
-> On 2008-09-07 5:03 PM, DAVID DEMBSKI wrote to HECTOR SANTOS:
-> 
-> > Dear Hector,
-> > 
-> > At the time I'm planning to have a special member area which contains 
-> > specific information for members only within the main web page.
-> > 
-> > Another level is the SySOP level within that web page all links regarding 
the 
-> > admin tools are in there.
-> > 
-> > The issue I have is that many users are a little bit confused with all
that 
-> links 
-> > for SySOP only, within that solution all that links will be no more for 
normal 
-> > users.
-> > 
-> > My issue is that the security levels are only within file, mail areas and 
not 
-> the 
-> > web pages.
-> > 
-> > Is there a way to do it within WINServer? If not it that feature planned?
-> > 
-> > Cheers,
-> > David
-> >  
-> 
->  
 
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