An example of what I use to get the previous page (this is included as an include on every page):
<%
If Session( "siUserName" ) <> "Auth_yes" Then
prePage = Request.ServerVariables( "HTTP_REFERER" ) ' where weve come from
If Request.ServerVariables( "HTTP_REFERER" ) = "" Then prePage = "default.asp"
Dim goPage
goPage = "siauth.asp?prepage=" & prePage ' go elsewhere but take the info
Response.Redirect goPage
End If
%>
and I would get the previous page (prePage) from the querystring in the siauth.asp page
And then I would set a session
If password = wrong then
session( "numberoftries" ) = session( "numberoftries" ) + 1
End if
if session( "numberof ries" ) > 2 Then
' get the ip address
yourIP = request.servervariables("R
' then enter into database
response.redirect "youaresowrongandihaveyour
end if
I guess that should give you enough to go on considering the value of the question :)
Good Luck
JetGrrrL
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by: bdobynsPosted on 2004-03-07 at 21:20:40ID: 10538336
One way that you could it is to pass the link as a QueryString like this:
<a href="yourPasswordPage.asp
Then in your password page you would call the query string like this:
pLink = Request.QueryString("link"
I will have to think about the three times questions but the way you get the IP address of the user is by using Request.ServerVariables:
If Count=3 Then
Request.ServerVariables(RE
Else
Response.Redirect(link)
End If
Brad