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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / August 2007creating login for different users to access information
i manage a pool wholesale chemical/pool service company, and i was wondering how i could create a login and usernames/passwords for each of my individual customers so that they would be able to view their invoices/statements online Look to your web host for the option of a server side solution. Most offer password protected folder options. Read the FAQs in the support section of your host for that information. Then you can create a password protected folder for each customer and produce a web page for each customer...probably using a different Pub file for each. DavidF >i manage a pool wholesale chemical/pool service company, and i was >wondering > how i could create a login and usernames/passwords for each of my > individual > customers so that they would be able to view their invoices/statements > online David, Matt's goal is an interesting challenge; a separate folder for each website. I suggest he not only make some good documentation on what password goes with what folder/website AND I hope he's a believer in backing up files.  SignatureDon Vancouver, USA > Look to your web host for the option of a server side solution. Most offer > password protected folder options. Read the FAQs in the support section of [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >> customers so that they would be able to view their invoices/statements >> online Don, I didn't say anything about how practical, or easily managed, the password protected folder solution would be ;-). Point taken though. I should have added that the OP really should be looking to something other than Publisher for the dynamic functionality required. Thanks. DavidF > David, Matt's goal is an interesting challenge; a separate folder for each > website. I suggest he not only make some good documentation on what [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >>> customers so that they would be able to view their invoices/statements >>> online
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