> I have to improve an very old asp3 site. Condolences. :)
> First thing they gave to me is to improve pass changing form. > > What I did is to send and retrieve data by $.post. > ASP returns just "success" or "failed". Problem is: > 1. I change pass > 2. Change is successful, and I display some message > 3. I click on some other link > 4. Error is shown, and user is logged out > > I found that every page checks whether user is logged in or not. > Logging data are kept in sessions. I tried to put new pass in > session variables, etc etc, etc, but no success. Any clues? How is the password sent to the site? Do users log in through a HTML form, or is it by Basic or NTLM authenticiation? If it's an HTML form then the ASP pages are storing the login information and it should be possible to keep the current login but require the new password at the _next_ login. If passwords are being handled by Basic/NTLM authentication, then it would make sense that it balks at the next page access because the browser's Authorization header information is now incorrect and it would require another login. _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
