Allow Username and Login on index page to access ASP.net email

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  1. Please help me!!

    I am currently in the middle of creating a new "front" page to my website and one of the features i want to include is a username and password area for those who have POP3 emails to quickly acces them through the site. Is there any way to establish the ability to do that. If you need to visualize what i mean here is the link, it is on the side of the page http://www.bigappleregion.net/temp.asp.

    Thanks so much!
     
  2. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    If I understand that this correctly, you are trying to build a web based email client.

    We have all the component necessary for you to do that. For POP, you can use

    ASPNetPOP3 - ASP.NET
    ASPPop3 - ASP

    Bruce

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  3. i dont understand, where can i find these components? can you provide a direct URL to the area of the site where these components can be found.


    Thanks
     
  4. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    all these components are installed on our server already.

    for more information, see the components section in the KB.

    Bruce

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  5. I see the example coding and such for aspNetPOP3 2.0. But i dont understand where i must place the code in the html background. I am not that quite advanced in website designing/programming,but im pretty good. Can you please tell me where i am suppose to place the html coding. And... <!--- The above line can be omitted, if you load the assembly in the application web.config file. SeeKBarticle 10239 for details--> After i create the web.config file, is the file name going to be web.config.asp?

    thanks!
     
  6. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    web.config file should be named web.config (not web.config.asp)

    Bruce

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