Do you have a login form that I can use with Dreamweaver CC and a database?

Hi,

I would like to restrict what web page(s) users can access.  I guess like what you have!  User register website using the form with the password when someone moves to a certain page and if the login failed to redirect them to the index.html page.

You know, how Dreamweaver is supposed to work with behaviors but I can't figure that out!  The contact form I set up using JotForm was so darn easy and it works too! :-)

Thank you,

Paul Williamson

UPDATE (August 20, 2019): Password protection feature is available now. 

Here is how it works:

1. Open the Form Builder and find the Enable Password Protection option under the Settings tab. 

2. If you select this option, you should set a password for the form. If you don't set any password, the Enable Password Protection option will be unselected.

3. When you set a password for the form, a person who wants to open the form will see this page:

4. If the person enters the incorrect password, s/he cannot open the form and will see this warning:

5. If the person enters the correct password, s/he can open the form and submit it. However, if you (form owner) change the password after s/he opened the form, s/he cannot submit the form and will see this warning:

6. You can reset the password by clicking on the RESET PASSWORD button or unchecking the Enable Password Protection option.

I am sorry to inform you, but we do not support membership features like forms with login and password fields.

What we can do with JotForm is to show the form fields when a code field is filled, see the next animation.

Result:

Note, this is not a real password protection. The access code can be found in a page source by advanced users.

If you need any further assistance, please let us know.

Thank you.  "View page source" would give it away like you said.

-paul

UPDATE: Password protection feature is available now. 

Here is how it works:

1. Open the Form Builder and find the Enable Password Protection option under the Settings tab. 

2. If you select this option, you should set a password for the form. If you don't set any password, the Enable Password Protection option will be unselected.

3. When you set a password for the form, a person who wants to open the form will see this page:

4. If the person enters the incorrect password, s/he cannot open the form and will see this warning:

5. If the person enters the correct password, s/he can open the form and submit it. However, if you (form owner) change the password after s/he opened the form, s/he cannot submit the form and will see this warning:

6. You can reset the password by clicking on the RESET PASSWORD button or unchecking the Enable Password Protection option.