The Twitter ATOM feed requires your login and password (obviously), which is nicely supported by IE7 (apparently IE7 can't handle RSS feeds with login/pw). IE displays a simple login prompt when you register the feed.
How do I implement something similar in ASP.NET without access to the server or IIS?
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You could send a header manually with some basic ASP to request generic http authentication.
<% authUser = TRIM( Request.ServerVariables( "AUTH_USER" ) ) IF authUser = "" THEN Response.Status = "401 Not Authorized" Response.AddHeader "WWW-Authenticate", "Basic Realm=""SUPEREXPERT""" Response.End END IF %>
( Copied from: http://psacake.com/web/fl.asp )
You could also define authentication settings in your web.config if you're using asp.net
<!-- Web.config file --> <system.web> <authentication mode="basic" /> </system.web>
Jakob Gade : Wouldn't that solution (in web.config) require that I have permission to create users on the server? The solution is going to be hosted somewhere, where I probably can't create Windows accounts on the server. Bob Aman : Sure, but the first half of his solution will still work.
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