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RyanW2013

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I am running an HTML website for a church. We want to create a page that you have to log into to view the page. How can this be done? I am a beginner at this so please be patient with me. I just want one page that you have to log into to view whats on it.
 
Access is a client server application and has no ability to build web pages. Don't confuse Jet/ACE which are the desktop database engines that are frequently (and mistakenly) called Access. To get help with building a web page, you'll need to post in site that caters to that. I don't build web applications so I can't even offer a suggestion except for suggesting keywords such as ASP and HTML which are both used to build basic web pages. You'll probably have to use ADO.Net to connect to the database and run queries. Although both DAO and ADO are used within Access applications, ADO.Net is not. It is strictly an outside looking in technology with regard to Jet and ACE. Do you know which database engine you have installed? Jet was the only option prior to 2007. ACE is the current "Access" database engine but Jet is still commonly used. If your database extension is .accdb is is definitely ACE that you are using. If the extension is .mdb, it could be either. The people who host your website should know.
 

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