Hi,

On my website I want two "levels" of users. I would like to have "admins" that can view protected pages, and can update the protected pages through a .asp page I built. But I only want the people classified as "users" to be able to view the protected pages, and not be able to access the update .asp page, because I don't want them to have the ability to update pages. I want to use an access database to store usernames and passwords. Is this possible?

Also, the update .asp page I built has multiple WYSIWYG editors embedded, and each one updates a certain page. I need the administrators to be able to update text and images. Is there any better way of going about this using ASP instead of multiple WYSIWYG editors?

Thank you

if the admin logs in, save a value as a session variable. Then just include (or not) the editor depending on the user level.

something like

userlevel = session("userlevel") 
if userlevel = admin then
'    code to display editor 
end if

Right!

Agreeing with the laddies here: Why don't you use a single editor page and pass the page you want to edit as a variable to it?? Can you elaborate on your use of multiple WYSIWYGs?