Re: WWW-authenticate

I'm not sure if I'm right but you can always try this. Instead of having the form. use a group for all users. Have a directory like /login/ allow the htaccess to try to authenticate when they pass authentication the script that runs at /login/ will determine from the $REMOTE_USER where to redirect the user to for their own directory. Now, I think that the browser will simply try to authenticate the user again off of what what previously entered. since it will match their personal directory user and pass then they won't be prompted a second time. On 12/1/00 12:31 PM this was written: > I have created a username/password form which when a > user submits their username password, It takes them to > their own secure .htaccess directory. I was wondering > if there was a way to take the $username and $password > from the php form that they submitted and put it in > the WWW-authenticate value so the second popup window > doesn't appear thats created by apache's > username/password form. > Is that possible? -- Thomas Deliduka IT Manager ------------------------- New Eve Media The Solution To Your Internet Angst http://www.neweve.com/