VERY basic password protection script. It's based off ONE username/password set. Pages that are protected by the password maintain a "session cookie" with the encrypted username and password.
Here's the download
(Requires the use of PHP on all pages that will be password protected)
Testing on this script has been minimal. (Hey, its free!)
1 | Etan
Typo in your url. You have http://www.scriptygoddess.com/archives/www.scriptygoddess.com/downloads/PasswordProtection.zip but I assume you want http://www.scriptygoddess.com/downloads/PasswordProtection.zip
Thanks, by the way! I was JUST looking for this.
3 | sparticus
Wow, I just spent like an hour looking for a way of protecting folders through .htaccess when I don't have command line access, and then I come across this. Thank you very much!
4 | Mary Alice
It's amazing. I come to this site looking for something regarding password protection, and what do I find? The exact thing I was looking for! Thanks!
Of course, now I need to figure out how to make MT output PHP…better go search the archives…
Thanks again!
5 | Rayne
I just have to share some blog love with you gals and guys that provide us all with some wonderful scripts, tips and help with MT and php stuff!
http://scripta.com/
an introduction to password protection
sorry, typo gremlin hit me, should have been:
http://scriptica.com/
an introduction to password protection
9 | Corey
September 24th, 2003 at 11:26 pm
http://zend.com/zend/tut/authentication.php> another great tutorial.
10 | Chetan
hi jennifer: hi downloaded your script today for protecting certain portion of my office intranet. It works great! Thanks.
I didn't use it with MT btw. Used an #include function to all pages to the top-script. Was wondering to ask you where there any room for user management control – where users can change their password once created? Thanks again. Great download!!
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