SUPPORT

• How To : Multiple Access Levels per user (Version 3)
• How To : Create tables with SQL Server (All)
• How To : Transfer sessions to a .net page

MULTIPLE ACCESS LEVELS

You can assign any user to multiple Accesslevels (groups) so that you can further control who has access to which pages.
The default scripts only allow the user access to one Access level.

1. On the settings page, with edit mode on, edit the properties of "Accesslevel"
   Change the custom field type of AccessLevel to "Multi Select List"
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2. You will now have the option to assign users to multiple access levels in the user management area.
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   Note : the field length of access level must be long enough to store many values
3. The in page protection script must be modified to compare the Users level with the allowable page access level
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CREATE SQL TABLES

Using Microsoft Enterprise manager - a trial version is available, just install the client tools - you can set up the tables required to use the login with SQL Server.

Your host should have already given you the details required to logon to your server and access your database.

1. Choose tools > SQL Query Analyzer
2. Choose file > open and select the login.sql file from where you extracted the login zip file (c:\temp is the default)
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3. Execute the command to create the tables
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TRANSFER SESSIONS TO .NET

As asp and .net run in different processes, its not possible to share session state immediately by default.
There is a solution where you can transfer the state to a database first, then read that state back into usable .net sessions

Currently its only tested in SQL server, but it could be possible to modify it for other databases

SessionTranfer.zip