Jonathan,
Check out our sample form code at http://hksi.net/imail-login.htm. To
make it "automatic", change the userid and passwd fields to
type="hidden", then fill their values with ASP code, probably something
like value="<%=UserName%>" and value="<%=Password%>". Then, all the user
has to do is click the Submit button (or a link that triggers a
JavaScript form submission), and they'll be logged right in.
Hope this helps,
Ron
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> Would you be willing to send me the ASP code? I appreciate your time.
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> Thanks again,
> Jonathan
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> Jonathan Smith
> Innovative Information Systems, Inc.
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> 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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> Date: Mon, 7 Aug 2000 13:43:31 -0500
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> 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
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> Thanks!
> Jonathan
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