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If you are hosting your site on an Apache webserver then you can use an .htaccess file to protect particular documents or entire directories.
It's simple to set up. You can find a guide and online generator at
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It's simple to set up. You can find a guide and online generator at
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Foamcow Heavy Industries - Web site design in Cheltenham and Gloucester
Ham and Jam - British & Commonwealth forces mod for Half Life 2
Sorry, hit "Post" too soon.
Also, if you are using a server side language such as PHP it's fairly simple to create a login script using session variables.
Basically create a login form, then check the details entered against some kind of user database. If the login is valid then write a session variable.
At the top of each page to be protected, check for the presence of the session variable. If it's there, then great. If not then redirect to the login form.
It's possible to include all this into a single script and include() it at the top of each page to be protected.
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Foamcow Heavy Industries - Web site design in Cheltenham and Gloucester
Ham and Jam - British & Commonwealth forces mod for Half Life 2
Also, if you are using a server side language such as PHP it's fairly simple to create a login script using session variables.
Basically create a login form, then check the details entered against some kind of user database. If the login is valid then write a session variable.
At the top of each page to be protected, check for the presence of the session variable. If it's there, then great. If not then redirect to the login form.
It's possible to include all this into a single script and include() it at the top of each page to be protected.
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Foamcow Heavy Industries - Web site design in Cheltenham and Gloucester
Ham and Jam - British & Commonwealth forces mod for Half Life 2
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