The layout of the ASP Page after login is messed up. Escp the header and footer sections. Could this have to do anything with the internal scripts used?
most likely only if you edited code that came with the system that is not supposed to be edited... like the check_user_inc.asp file which people commonly edit by accident because their wysiwyg editors dig into them and change code that should be touched..
really need more detailed information
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ok, I got your email. I have no doubt that Dreamweaver is the culprit.
You see when Dreamweaver sees a server side include it sometimes digs into it and rearrange code because it thinks it is smarter than the person that wrote the code. :)
My best guess is that the "check_user_inc.asp" file and possibly some others it includes got hacked up by dreamweaver thus all the weird behavior your seeing.
You can compare the code and/or file sizes to the original code provided to see if that is what happened. You might even want to copy in some the original files that came with the zip file then run your stuff via the web and see if it works as expected. I'd start with the original "check_user_inc.asp" file and possibly the "scripts/login_form_inc.asp" file too.
There are settings in dreamweaver to tell it not to mess with code in server side includes. I don't know exactly where they are but I have found them before.
Also, never open up the "check_user_inc.asp" file directly with any WYSIWYG editor. There is no reason to be going into it unless your a serious coder and when you save ti with a WYSIWYG they might screw it up.
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Sorry for the confusion in the email. The page was created in DreamWeaver before ASP Protect was installed. After its installation I have not used Dream Weaver to make any changes to the page. Also the page appears correct in Firefox but is messed up in IE.
well.. you still did something. I need more information or if you want I can go in and look.
I hope you are at least running the pages as ".asp" pages not ".htm" pages. I have had a few people do that in the past and of course ASP code does not run/execute in .htm or .html pages.
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1) ASP page is created in dreamweaver 2) uploaded and looks fine in IE and Firefox 3) ASP Protect installed 3) Add four lines at the top of the ASP page 4) The page shows up fine in Firefox but not in IE
still makes no sense... your client side code is absolutely unchanged the way aspprotect works..
if you are not authenticated you see a login form..
once authenticated you see your page code and nothing else exactly the way it was..
look at the browser source code after running a page and authenticated.. it should only be your code..
I still need more information.. I need to see code.. better yet see this happening PM me the details if you want me to go look. It's got to be some stupid little thing.
I might also suggest you do some testing with some ultra simple scenarios and less complex layouts... then examine browser source code after running pages..
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