Hmm. I've been looking and can't seem to find a solution. The HTTP 401
code is not really customizable. That's probably why Web developers have
migrated away from it to using cookies.
Peace and Luck!
Je77
On Sat, Feb 04, 2006 at 11:04:04PM -0600, Dan Ringrose wrote:
Fellow list members - here's my current swiki quest:
One way we've deployed swikis is on wireless laptops used in
different class settings. Usually the laptops are put to sleep after
each session, often with all the programs running, including the
browser. Unfortunately, this means that often those browsers
remember the last login info for particular swiki pages, which is
less than ideal with shared equipment.
Can anyone suggest a way to include a log out button on each of my
swiki pages? I'd like it to bring up the username/password dialog.
This would make it easy to switch between authenticated users on the
same machine, or for me to login with higher level authority, make
changes, and then log out. One might also think of this button as an
authenticate button. I'm looking for an alternative to clearing
the browser cache, quitting the browser, and restarting it each time
- a task that is different on each browser and not intuitive to most
of my users.
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
Daniel Ringrose, Department of History, Minot State University,
Minot, ND
email: daniel.ringrose at minotstateu.edu
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