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Kulwinder Sayal

2004-04-30, 2:35 pm

Hi,

We are building our web site in CMS 2002. Our web site is a newspaper site
and all the current news/postings on the main index page are password
protected subscriptions for members only. If the user clicks any of the
posting headlines and wants to read the whole article requires to login
first.

How can we make that once the user logs-in can view other postings without
logging in again and again?

Also, not all the postings are password protected. If a regular user
(non-member) clicks the posting, cannot read the paid subscriptions.

Please help....
TIA,
Kulwinder


Stefan [MSFT]

2004-04-30, 3:35 pm

Hi Kulwinder,

the best way to do it is to store the protected items in a channel where the
guest user does not access to.
And the public postings in a channel where the guest user has access to.
You navigation control still can show this transparent to the user if
required without showing him the different channels.

Cheers,
Stefan.

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"Kulwinder Sayal" <ksayal@trucking.org> wrote in message
news:eW0VeHuLEHA.3596@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> Hi,
>
> We are building our web site in CMS 2002. Our web site is a newspaper site
> and all the current news/postings on the main index page are password
> protected subscriptions for members only. If the user clicks any of the
> posting headlines and wants to read the whole article requires to login
> first.
>
> How can we make that once the user logs-in can view other postings without
> logging in again and again?
>
> Also, not all the postings are password protected. If a regular user
> (non-member) clicks the posting, cannot read the paid subscriptions.
>
> Please help....
> TIA,
> Kulwinder
>
>



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