Added: February/28/2009 at 9:11am | IP Logged

I'm in the process of installing ASPProtect 8 and seem to be stuck.  Everything seems to work fine, except for authorizing users to access a protected page.

I've set up several test pages with different level or group protections and I'm testing them with test users with corresponding level or group access.  When the user is asked to log-in, the application attempts to authorize, but then hangs up without completing.

Any suggestions?  Thank you.

Added: February/28/2009 at 10:16am | IP Logged

Let me ask you this, do the protected example pages function..

Also, showing the code your using and explaining the names of the pages in question could be helpful.. more details the better

Added: February/28/2009 at 12:09pm | IP Logged

Thanks for getting back to me.  I've tried the example protected pages and they have the same problem.  They attempt to authorize, but go no where.

Here are two (2) examples of the code I used on my pages:

Page URL:  http://www.contactcenterpro.com/aspprotect/test_landing_leve l1.asp

Protective Code:

<!-- Begin ASPProtect Code -->
<!-- Level (1) Users have access to this page. -->
<% CHECKFOR = "1" %>
<!--#INCLUDE FILE="check_user_inc.asp"-->
<!-- End ASPProtect Code -->

Page URL:

http://www.contactcenterpro.com/aspprotect/test_landing_grou p1.asp

Protective Code:

<!-- Begin ASPProtect Code -->
<!-- Groups with access to this page. ( * eLearning Series Parts 1 thru 3 * ) -->
<% GROUPACCESS = "1" %>
<!--#INCLUDE FILE="check_user_inc.asp"-->
<!-- End ASPProtect Code -->

I hope this helps.  Let me know if you need anything more.

Thanks

Added: December/13/2010 at 10:19pm | IP Logged

while I'm not completly sure what you have going on I will say this..

redirection is in my opinion is not good site design.. and yes .. u start doing too much of it your gonna have problems.. browsers for one don't like it and think something is up..

Web Scripting Technologies like ASP are all about making things dynamic.. u should be dynamically showing different content to a logged in user based on the username or what groups they belong to or some other info, etc etc.. not redirecting them to all these different places.. especially not multiple times..

well organized if else logic and include files can make it all a very organized and easy to deal with..

that's my take on things.. don't redirect unless you absolutely have to, make your life a heck of a lot easier, and end up with a better site design..