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| Submitted on: 11/7/2000 10:28:00 AM
By: John Martin
Level: Intermediate
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Compatibility:ASP (Active Server Pages)
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| | | Out on the road and need to quickly "tweak" one of the pages on your web site? Find a typo while surfing your site and want to fix it while you still remember?
<P>AnyPortal Site Manager is a web site support tool that lets you view the directory structure of your web site and then add, change or delete files using only your Internet browser. (AnyPortal Site Manager is exclusively for use on web sites based on Microsoft's Active Server Pages technology.)
<P>You don't need a text editor or ftp client. You don't need FrontPage. You certainly don't need Visual InterDev.
AnyPortal Site Manager is a single Active Server Pages document that you copy into the root folder of any ASP web site. (Just one page --- no graphics, no helper files, no configuration --- copy it and you're set to go!) Once loaded, you use AnyPortal Site Manager like you would any ASP page. Just type in the URL and start clicking!
<P>Visit <A HREF="http://www.anyportal.com">www.anyportal.com</A> for the latest version.
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11/17/2000 9:27:29 AM:Alex
This is an amazing code. So usefull.
Thanks a lot
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12/13/2000 1:05:58 PM:Kevin
This is quite stunning code. It works
perfectly and allows easy updating of
websites remotely. Thanks John for
sharing this code with us. Definate
five stars.
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12/14/2000 8:47:35 PM:Peter Lovell
This is amazing, very efficient code.
Both the coding and the operation of
the pages are a breeze.
I have been
intending to do something like this,
but I could not hope to match this.
Thanks very much.
The only thing
that it needs is a login, because
anyone who found the url could cause a
disaster.
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12/30/2000 8:55:40 PM:homer-man
Just password protect the directory
with the URL.
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12/31/2000 8:28:19 AM:Brent O.
Wow! This solves a question I wasn't
even smart enough to ask yet. It
worked instantly out of the box on all
of my shared server accounts. I live
in the same city as he does, and the
next time I need ASP help, I'll give
him a call.
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1/11/2001 4:42:47 AM:Amit Rao
This code is excellent. I wanted to do
something like this as I cannot FTP
through the firewall here, but the
efficiency of the code here is superb.
I will use it over and over.
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1/13/2001 2:07:44 AM:Salc
I need the password login too cos this
script is really powerful. how to
password protect the directory
with
the URL? your help is very much
appreciated. :)
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2/26/2001 11:27:29 AM:Chris Mills
Very fine work! I can now use my ADSL
line to update the site instead of the
dialup access from my ISP! This will
save hours of painfully slow modem
uploads.
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4/8/2001 9:51:45 AM:Zaid
It keeps asking me for a password. What
should i provide if i have no password
on the system?
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4/12/2001 4:22:56 PM:John R. Wetsell
I haven't run this program as of yet
but I would like to offer my 2 cents
for those with problems on the login.
The script out of the box is set so
that the pasword is NULL which means it
is your default windows login. If you
are being prompted for a password then
try your account login for that server.
Call your ISP / Admin if you keep
having problems with your password.
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7/7/2001 11:54:54 AM:John Rogan
This is great!!! Just what I've been
looking for!!!!
ThanX
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2/9/2002 10:39:39 PM:Mike77777
Very nice. I was looking for something
much simpler (a directory browser), but
I was happy to find this code.
Also,
very nice the way symbol fonts were
used instead of graphics.
One thing
that worries me is that it seems that a
programmer could program malicious
coding into scripts of this nature.
Wouldn't it be possible to steal
passwords?
I trust Mr. Martin, but
I'm not sure my systems admin would
:)
Excellent script!
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4/1/2002 1:08:12 PM:Marcelo
Portaal
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