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Posted - Sep 08 2002 :  03:22:26  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Still wrestling with this program. This is a different less complicated site that I still cannot get to work properly with the Link Protect. I keep getting the access denied message.
 
Posted - Sep 08 2002 :  03:34:37  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Your earlier problem was file permissions, but this is quite different and it's not an error with Link Protect.

On the page that you are displaying is a Java applet. Even though its class files are in the same folder, because the page is delivered using Link protect, there is no way it can know where it's folder really is so it cannot find the class files or its image.

What you need to do is create a CODEBASE relative to your site root...

<applet codebase="/javafiles code="whatever.class" height="100" width="100">

Use of the backslash "/" indicates to start looking from root level of your web site. Then you can have your applet page anywhere you like. But whatever you do, don't use your secret folder as the codebase because you will give its location away.

By the way, both the applet's images and class files need to be in the codebase folder. Then your parameters will simply be as below without any further path modification:

<param name="image" value="harbour.gif">
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Posted - Sep 09 2002 :  15:41:37  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
We have just installed it, but unfortunately seem to be getting 'Access denied' when using the test link page. We have all files being called in our 'secret' folder and using the test page from the site's root. Our site is on an NT server but FrontPage extensions are not installed. Please advise?
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Posted - Sep 09 2002 :  15:49:07  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
If you are getting the "access denied image" it means that the script is working ok, and the files are in the right place.

On NT the allowed domains are to be listed in the script itself. Please check that your own web site is actually listed... @acceptabledomains

Also check that your protected content and admin looks similar to:
/secret_folder/admin/misc admin files
/secret_folder/test-image.jpg
/secret_folder/test.html
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