Mike,
> The thing is, we want the web page we create to be able to automatically
> write into a field, the user-name or the WS name from which the access has
> been attempted, and the web page name, as well as (if possible) to write the
> user details and the site name which they tried to access into a log file
> (text or some such).
I don't know if what you're using can do this, but you might try to
redirect them to a CGI script. In the URL for the redirection embed any
information you want the script to pull out and create the page with
using GET.
To get the page they last accessed, you might also be able to use some
JavaScript to look at their history [c: should give you the last 10
pages they viewed, in order] although the proxy is likely to be better.
If the proxy has the support it would be better to do the redirection
there, that way the end user doesn't have to have anything special
turned on in their browser.
HTH,
Wayne
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Wayne Pierce
Director of Service Development
The Athena Group
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