password protection problems

<i><b>Originally posted by : Sammy (vsayre@hotmail.com)</b></i><br />I would like to have a script of some sort that when someone logs in it takes them to a specified address, but each user would be able to have a DIFFERENT page that they are taken too.<br /><br />I've found a java script that almost does what I want, but instead of being able to specify what the addy is I can only specify the .html document they are sent to in that directory. BUT I want to be able to send them to a completely different webpage all together!!<br /><br />I've been searching for this for some time now but nothing has exactly what I need. PLEASE HELP<br /><br />Sammy

<i><b>Originally posted by : Jerry Scannell (JScannell@itdn.net)</b></i><br />Sammy,<br /><br />By a different web page I presume you mean a different URL. In that case, the ASP command would be: Response.Redirect "NEW URL" which, I presume again, NEW URL is unique for each user so is a text field in the database record. If so, then substitute the field name from the lookup. <br />Syntatically, the URL has to be complete, e.g. "http://www.somewhere.com/htmlpage.htm"<br /><br />Remember that in order to execute the Redirect method, HTML headers cannot have been previously displayed so perform the database lookup in an ASP file that doesn't write out any html tags.<br /><br />Jerry<br /><br /><br /><br />------------<br />Sammy at 2/25/2002 1:14:52 AM<br /><br />I would like to have a script of some sort that when someone logs in it takes them to a specified address, but each user would be able to have a DIFFERENT page that they are taken too.<br /><br />I've found a java script that almost does what I want, but instead of being able to specify what the addy is I can only specify the .html document they are sent to in that directory. BUT I want to be able to send them to a completely different webpage all together!!<br /><br />I've been searching for this for some time now but nothing has exactly what I need. PLEASE HELP<br /><br />Sammy