Hello. I've recently had some problems trying to update and upkeep a service that runs on a server, where I have to log in with my own handle and password - this is done by going to the normal document, but adding "?Opendatabase&Login" to the end. The document (which I think is actually a script generating the document from a database) ends with ".nsf". It's created by the Lotus Domino software. Voyager asks for the handle and password as it should, but ends up to the normal version of the page, not to the one of the upkeeper, with the editing possibilities, like it should. I've no idea why is it like that - but I've checked the page and frame sources from the pages, and they indeed are the "normal" ones, the upkeeping tools are not even just hidden somewhere there (like V3 seems to do with badly designed frame structures: sometimes part of the texts are hidden behinf frame borders, without the scroll bars visible - they can then be found by highlighting the visible texts and the frame then scrolls with the highlighting). Any ideas, why does this login problem happen? Is it up to V not sending the right kind of request to the script software or something..? My old IBrowse just crashes when attempting to go in there (can't show the passwd window, as it can not in other places either), but in the uni, the NS works fine - or as "fine" as it can, which is why I'd really like to to it with the V... :) The most recent changes I have done with a *nix lynx, actually... ;D The site is protected with personal passwords for a reason, I'm sorry I can't give that information out... But I guess I could trust Olli or Zapek with that information if requested for testing purposes - at least they would not understand the information given there, as it's in Finnish.. ;) -- Yours - Kimmo V��riskoski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ____________________________________________________________ Voyager Mailing List - Info & Archive: http://www.vapor.com/ For Listserver Help: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "HELP" To Unsubscribe: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "UNSUBSCRIBE"
