Finbarr O'Keeffe writes:
.... My index_html sets up the homepage and is only a frameset which creates 3 frames pointing to pages top, left and main. When I uncheck the "acquire permission settings" from all these four pages and set the view option to "authenticated" the correct username appears now on all my PCs. If a user clicks on a hyperlink to go to another page then it seems to reset to "anonymous user" again. If I unclick the "acquire permission settings" and set the view option to "authenticated" it is ok. Does this mean that I would have to do this for every page? If all your pages should only be viewed by authenticated visitors, then you could simply associate the "View" permission with "Authenticated" (and withdraw it from "Anonymous") in the root folder and keep the "Aquire permissions settings". In modern Zope versions, the "View" permission is not granted to "Anonymous" for each object, thus this would require authentication for each access and all of your pages should work (because they all require authentication).
If some pages should be viewable by "Anonymous", you would locally grant "View" permission to "Anonymous" for these objects only.
I was hoping that I would only have to setup the first page (ie index_html, top, main and left pages) and then leave the "acquire permission settings" checked on the rest of my pages. See above.
Or should I only use IE 6.00? IE above 5.5 should be okay...
Dieter