[WebDNA] [session]

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It keeps the original formatting. numero = 114278
interpreted = N
texte = 1883--000000000000656189056d88f334Content-Type: text/plain; charset="UTF-8"Is anyone using [session] for a login based system?I was hoping to see a simple example in the docs somewhere.I've been using the windows 6.2 server version of webdna.Now that a fastcgi version is available in windows I'm dabbling with thenew tags that have come on board since 6.2I still use the [protect] tag on a few of my sites, since I'm the only nonewho needs admin access.I did create a cookie based login for a blogging site a while ago.Would I use [sessions] in a similar way to what I did with a cookiebased login?Check the reserved.db database for a session id and if it exists I grantaccess to a page or pages??How would I validate a user as being OK from page to page?Use showifs again checking the db like I did with cookies?Or do I pass the session ID from page to page somehowThe docs just explained the tags.Thanks in advance!Richard--000000000000656189056d88f334Content-Type: text/html; charset="UTF-8"Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

Is anyone using [session] for a login based system?

I =was hoping to see a simple example=C2=A0in the docs somewhere.

I've been using the windows =6.2 server version of webdna.

Now that a fastcgi=C2=A0version =is available in windows I'm dabbling with the new tags that have come o=n board since 6.2

I still use the [protect] tag on= a few of my sites, since I'm the only none who needs admin access.

I did create a cookie based=C2=A0login for a blogging= site a while ago.

Would I use [sessions] in a sim=ilar way to what I did with a cookie based=C2=A0login?

Check the reserved.db=C2=A0database for a session id and if it exists =I grant access to a page or pages??

How would I va=lidate a user as being OK from page to page?

Use showifs=C2=A0aga=in checking the db=C2=A0like I did with cookies?

Or do I pass the= session ID from page to page somehow

The docs just explained the tags.

Thanks in advance!

Richard

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1883--000000000000656189056d88f334Content-Type: text/plain; charset="UTF-8"Is anyone using [session] for a login based system?I was hoping to see a simple example in the docs somewhere.I've been using the windows 6.2 server version of webdna.Now that a fastcgi version is available in windows I'm dabbling with thenew tags that have come on board since 6.2I still use the [protect] tag on a few of my sites, since I'm the only nonewho needs admin access.I did create a cookie based login for a blogging site a while ago.Would I use [sessions] in a similar way to what I did with a cookiebased login?Check the reserved.db database for a session id and if it exists I grantaccess to a page or pages??How would I validate a user as being OK from page to page?Use showifs again checking the db like I did with cookies?Or do I pass the session ID from page to page somehowThe docs just explained the tags.Thanks in advance!Richard--000000000000656189056d88f334Content-Type: text/html; charset="UTF-8"Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable