Hello all.

I am currently working with a group of users that are going to be making small and simple changes to their individual pages in a company website. I am curious if there is a way to allow them to make changes to their pages and only their pages. I don't want to allow them to accidently mess up other pages. The site is on IIS and I am using DreamWeaver for my editing.

If you have any tips on using the simple version that DreamWeaver puts out that will let individuals make changes please pass those on as well.

Thanks-

Bowillis

Write a function with session variables and apply it to each page as an include. If their session hasn't been validated they can be popped out to an error page or back to the login page.

I thought about that but what I am running into is that this is a pre-existing site with about 1500 pages. There is no way I could go through each page and create these regions. I could just apply it to the individual pages but then they would still have access to the other pages throughout the site. I figured if I allowed read permission to all sites and write permissions just to the ind. user that it would not affect internet browsers. I could be wrong? Any tips?

Set up the pages for editable regions where they are only allowed to edit specific portions. I personally have three users that I allow to customize their sections of our web site using ASP and a simple Access database. They have to log in to an admin section and once there are given access to edit only theor sections of the web site. Any content they add is put into the database and displayed by the date they entered it. It is fairly easy to set up and you can make it as simple or as complex as you like. There is really no good way to do it using NTFS permissions because you will then be limiting access to those areas by peolpe browsing them on the Internet. It pretty much has to be left at anonymous user access.