Your solution doesn't seem to work that way.
Here is what I would want.
You type in a URL http::/myurl.com/index.html. That brings you to the home page
which has user name and password input fields.. In order to get into some
areas of the web site you need to log in. For others you don't need to log in.
After getting to the home page the user might choose to log in, after which he
goes to http://myurl.com/secure/index.html.
He may however choose not to log in and stay in the non secure area of the web
site.
The spec provides a way in which you can have a link to
http://myurl.com/secure/index.html in the http://myurl.com/index.html page.
But it doesn't provide a way in which you can type in the user name and log in
in the home page and then brought to the secure page.
dan
Rujith de Silva wrote:
> dan benanav wrote:
> > Not quite what I would want. After the use logs in you want him to
> > go to some specific page. After logging in go to page X.
>
> Amazon has a link on the home-page that says: ``Already a customer?
> Sign in.''
>
> Expedia has a link on the home-page that says: ``Already a member?
> sign in''.
>
> The scheme I outlined was meant to handle such situations.
>
> I realize that there are other situations in which a user could be
> prompted to login. The scheme I outlined is not meant to handle those
> situations.
>
> Could you describe in more detail what you'd like, such as ``User is
> looking at this page. He clicks here to do this. ...'' ? I don't
> understand how what you describe differs from what Amazon and Expedia
> do.
>
> - Rujith.
>
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