OK, I have a couple of questions I've been beating my head against a wall with.
These all relate to Windows SharePoint Services 2.0 running on MS Small Business Server 2003 (SP2).
1) My client would like to put a login box on his web page that will build the site URL (i.e https://portal.domain.tld:port/clients/clientid) and also pass the logon credentials to the server to log in. I read that WSS 2.0 does not support forms based login, and he's not sure about upgrading to 3.0.
Is there with WSS 2.0 to accomplish what he wants? If I can convince him to go to WSS 3.0 and implement forms-based login, will it accomplish what he's looking for?
2) If I can't accomplish what he wants in item 1, is there a way to design a main client page that when a client connects he/she will see some standard page with a link only to the site he/she has access to? If so, could it be done in SharePoint designer best?
3) When I add a user to a SharePoint site, I get a page to choose to have a standard, generic e-mail sent to the use with the url to his/her site. The problem is, the url always is to http://companyweb/... Where can I find the text of this message to customize it to contain the client's proper URL structure and any specific text the client wants on this.
Thanks. I've been googling and reading and never coming up with much that is helpful in answering the questions.
Mark Kirschner
Kirschner I.T. Services
Seattle, WA
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