Re: forms problem

From: sam (sam.hudson_at_airtermnorva.navy.mil)
Date: 08/04/03 

Date: Mon, 4 Aug 2003 13:00:06 -0700

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>"sam" <sam.hudson@airtermnorva.navy.mil> wrote in message
>news:022101c35aad$5d9e18b0$a301280a@phx.gbl...
>> I have an IIS 5.0 website with an SSL certificate
>> installed. The only problem I'm having is that all
users
>> get a login credential pop up on each one of the forms
>> which are published when they hit the submit button.
>> Don't get this on any other page. Win2K server with
all
>> updates installed, and with Frontpage 2002 extensions
>> installed and configured. Please advise.
>> .
>>
>>
>
>Typically, that type of behavior has to do with the
permissions set on the
>virtual directories that point towards the FPSE form
handler DLL (or exe).
>Start by comparing permissions on a working web with the
afflicted one.
>
>If you add "Everyone" to Read/Write/Change to the folder
it will probably
>start working. If so, that indicates a permission
problem. (Take setting
>back out, you should not leave it that way.)
>
>This has nothing to do with SSL.
>
>
>.
>Actually, when I remove the the "s" from the https in
hyperlink properties for my pages, the problem goes
away. This doesn't solve my problem however, I had these
same pages working on another server. I installed win2k
and iis 5 from scratch, then published my web from
another location with Frontpage 2002. Loaded server
extensions, and that's when the login credentials started
appearing.