On Jun 6, 2006, at 5:45 pm, patrick o'leary wrote:
ns_return should do it for you
e.g.
ns_return 401 text/html "Sorry but you can't come in, please..."
Your suggestion wasn't working for me wasn't working for me, and then
looking at the C code I realized you need to also add a WWW-
Aut
Wondrous blue collar TV quote,
The only thing in common about all the different ways to skin a cat, is
that the cats don't like any of them ;-)
Nathan Folkman wrote:
> Here's another twist on this that I *think* could work for you:
>
>ns_section "ns/server/server1/redirects"
>ns_para
Here's another twist on this that I *think* could work for you:
ns_section "ns/server/server1/redirects"
ns_param 404 "notfound.adp"
notfound.adp:
<%
set string [ns_adp_parse -file /notfound.inc]
ns_return "404" "text/html" $string
%>
As an added bonus, the included "not
ns_return should do it for you
e.g.
ns_return 401 text/html "Sorry but you can't come in, please..."
P
John Buckman wrote:
> if my ADP page runs
>
> <%
> ns_returnunauthorized
> ns_adp_abort ok
> %>
>
> AOLserver returns the default message:
> > Access Denied
> > The requested URL cannot b
On 2006.06.06, John Buckman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> <%
> ns_returnunauthorized
> ns_adp_abort ok
> %>
[...]
>
> I'd like to replace this message with my own page, which would have
> helpful information about how to join, if you lost your password, etc...
Here's an example of how to provide
if my ADP page runs
<%
ns_returnunauthorized
ns_adp_abort ok
%>
AOLserver returns the default message:
> Access Denied
> The requested URL cannot be accessed because a valid username and
password are required.
I'd like to replace this message with my own page, which would have
helpful info
