Hello all!
OK, I have recently asked my hosting service to set up a directory so that when a user fills out a form and presses submit, my ASP script saves an .asp file with the form data to that directory using the filesystem object. If I have the administrator set the directory up so that you must log in to access the files in that directory, will the user entering data on the form and pressing submit need to enter an ID and PW to continue?
At this time a dB is out of the question.
I am trying to only allow my employees access to those files created from the form and no one else. The newly created .asp files have no links on them and nothing but an email links to them. (The email is to notify the employee that there is a new file to print.)The reason for the email is due to some data that CANNOT be sent via email.
I hope I have explained the situation clearly enough.
Thanks in advance for all who read and especially those who reply.
Steven E. ncw
OK, I have recently asked my hosting service to set up a directory so that when a user fills out a form and presses submit, my ASP script saves an .asp file with the form data to that directory using the filesystem object. If I have the administrator set the directory up so that you must log in to access the files in that directory, will the user entering data on the form and pressing submit need to enter an ID and PW to continue?
At this time a dB is out of the question.
I am trying to only allow my employees access to those files created from the form and no one else. The newly created .asp files have no links on them and nothing but an email links to them. (The email is to notify the employee that there is a new file to print.)The reason for the email is due to some data that CANNOT be sent via email.
I hope I have explained the situation clearly enough.
Thanks in advance for all who read and especially those who reply.
Steven E. ncw
