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Re: help with asp.net/JS and cookies

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Jun 27th, 2005

hmm
its definetly in the same folder
guess its a server issue :!:

just incase tho

here is my web.config code

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<configuration>
  <system.web>
 
 
    <authentication mode="Forms">
      <forms name=".validation"
             loginUrl="log.aspx"
             protection="All"
             timeout="30"
             path="/">
 
            <credentials passwordFormat = "Clear">
                <user name ="abc" password = "123"/>
            </credentials>
     </forms>
 
    </authentication>
 
    <authorization>
        <deny users="?" />
    </authorization>
 
  </system.web>
</configuration>
<configuration>
  <system.web>


    <authentication mode="Forms">
      <forms name=".validation"
             loginUrl="log.aspx"
             protection="All"
             timeout="30"
             path="/">

            <credentials passwordFormat = "Clear">
                <user name ="abc" password = "123"/>
            </credentials>
     </forms>

    </authentication>

    <authorization>
        <deny users="?" />
    </authorization>

  </system.web>
</configuration>

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Re: help with asp.net/JS and cookies

#12

Jun 27th, 2005

Fix your "path". Compare what I posted to what you posted!

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Re: help with asp.net/JS and cookies

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Jun 27th, 2005

ok
seems there was actually 3 problems
server didn't have 1.1 bound
the path was also an issue

how ever 1 more left

seems i get that lock down anytime i go to any asp or aspx page
but if i go straight to an htm or html page it bypasses the login

any recomendations?

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Re: help with asp.net/JS and cookies

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Jun 27th, 2005

Are those HTML files added to your ASP.NET Project? Or are they just "out there" on the server?

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Re: help with asp.net/JS and cookies

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Jun 28th, 2005

i'd say floating out there
as i'm not familiar with what that means
the coding was done in notepad so i don't really have a project set up for .net

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Re: help with asp.net/JS and cookies

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Jun 28th, 2005

I think they have to be part of the project. I admit that's just a guess. Perhaps someone else can chime in on this thread and confirm that. But since ASP.NET applications are compiled, that's my guess... that any HTML files added to the project are "compiled into" the application, and thus partake in its security.

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Re: help with asp.net/JS and cookies

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Jun 28th, 2005

would that be a part of the global.asax or web.config

i tried doing a search on it
found a couple of things on setting up projects using ms dev studio but i'm sure there has to be a manual way of doing it.

that’s why i was initially thinking about the JS element to authenticate the individual pages.

i have 3 asp scripts in the same folder as the core htmls and each of those gets a login but seems the plain htm files aren’t in that group.

i'd think there should be a tag or some declaration for it to be picked up

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Re: help with asp.net/JS and cookies

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Jun 28th, 2005

ok got a little more info
sry about the extra post but the edit function isn't there any more

some one suggested
Map htm to run under the ASP.NET dll, which is done through IIS (Home Directory Tab / Configuration / Mappings)

anyone have any references or anything?

THanks,
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Re: help with asp.net/JS and cookies

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Jun 28th, 2005

Try this screenshot:

http://www.tgreer.com/daniweb/IIS-html.gif

1) start IIS Admin, from your Adminstrative Tools start menu.

2) highlight Default Web Site (or the appropriate website), click Properties button on the menu

3) click the Home Directory tab.

4) click the "configuration" button

5) click "Add" button

6) In the "Executable", enter the same value that the ".aspx" value has, which will be an instance of the "aspnet_isapi.dll".

7) in the "Extension", type ".html".

9) click "OK, and so on to save your changes and close the IIS admin tool.

That should force HTML files to be processed via ASP.NET, and hopefully then participate in ASP.NET security.

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Re: help with asp.net/JS and cookies

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Jun 28th, 2005

sooo close but seems enabling that option creates a side effect
i know the user names used to log in work well
but the authentication doen't go through

dissabling the option and going to the aspx pages and logging in it works fine