Forms based security

From: Charlie Dison (charliedisonONLINE_at_vitalworks.com)
Date: 06/19/04

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    Hi there,
         In forms based security do I have to arrange pages into subdirectories
    in order to secure them? I want the public to access my home page and
    public content but want to restrict other content only to those for whom
    I've granted a userid. Seems like I must organize all the private content
    into one or more subdirectories. My problem is that I have some content
    that should be accessible to both and I hate to have to specify directory
    names when redirecting. Is there something that I can place in the load
    event of each page that checks to see if the user has been authenticated
    (checks for the cookie that would have been created)

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