This can be done, but is a bit tricky. We use ASP to do it, along with ASPHTTP that
gets the web page. First, you need to get the web page from IMail. Then, you need to
get the "Location:" HTTP header, and set it in the return result (or else the user
will go back to your main web page, not the IMail box). Then, you need to return the
page to the user.
-Scott
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Mon, 7 Aug 2000 13:43:31 -0500
If anyone could help in any way, it would be greatly appreciated!
I am using Web Mail or Web Messaging and I simply want to create a logon
form on our site that will submit to the port where our webmail is being
stored on our server. I want our clients to be able to logon on our site
and be able to enter straight into there mail inbox without logging in on a
separate page (default logon). Can anyone help me or does anyone have any
scripts?
New Site (currently under construction) -- http://master.goiis.net
Web Messaging location -- http://mail.goiis.net:8383
username: imail
password: imail
Thanks!
Jonathan
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