Protect Your Pages

You would want to keep the md5 hashes of the passwords in the config.php file? It should work out if you edit line 125 from AdminLogin.class.php from ” array_key_exists($password, $this->password) ” to ” array_key_exists(md5($password), $this->password) ”.

Ps. You can check the md5 hash of the password you will need to store by adding ” <?php echo md5(“Your_password”); ?> ” in a file and then browsing to it on your browser.

Hey,

sorry for a late reply.

Nope, this script won’t do either of those things.

Bonjour,

There is no French version coming. However, the script can be used with any language. The login messages shown in the demo can easily be edited from configuration file or not used at all. There is no limit to how many pages you can protect.

iWeb does not support PHP (which is required) on it’s own, but you could (probably, not tested) open up the html files generated from iWeb and add the PHP code lines provided to top of iWeb html pages. I am not sure how easy it would be.

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Il n’ya pas de version française à venir. Cependant, le script peut être utilisé avec n’importe quel langage. Les messages de connexion montré dans la démo peut facilement être édité à partir de fichier de configuration ou pas du tout utilisé. Il n’y a aucune limite au nombre de pages que vous pouvez protéger.

iWeb ne supporte pas le PHP (qui est requis) sur son propre, mais vous pouvez (probablement, non testé) d’ouvrir les fichiers HTML générés à partir d’iWeb et ajoutez les lignes de code PHP fourni en haut des pages html iWeb. Je ne suis pas sûr de savoir comment il serait facile.

Hello,

Yes you can do that. In the users file, you would need to declare the 4 members (name, password and access level) and in the page you want to protect, you’ll need to do a check for a matching access level requirement.

It’s all explained in the documentation which is included with the purchase, but if you need any help, please send me a email.

There is no limit for the amount of users you can have. If you want more information on how you could use it in your case, you can send me an email trough my profile.

The page needs to be .php to load the script, but the rest of the page can be regular HTML .

<?php
define('ROOT', dirname(__FILE__));
include ROOT."/lib/bootstrap.php";

if ( User::getUser()->logged_in == false ) {
  header("Location: login.php");
  exit();
}
?>
Your HTML code in here. Shown only for users who are logged in.

Hey, currently that is not possible.