but when i tried it with ie, i was able to access the 'secure' pages through history and by typing the path of them even after closing original browser, after inputting the login the only way it would ask again is if i cleared cookies. when testing in mozilla after i loged in and then closed the browser, opened a new browser in mozilla, it asked for the login again! PERFECT! even if i went to the history and clicked on the protected page, it still asked for password again! PERFECT! that's exactly what i was looking for. Tinavelez msn.com October 26, 2009thank you so much, this is exactly what i was looking for for my customer log-ins. įind more detailed description on how to setup password protection script on the forum. here, at the second line starts your page code. Open it for editing, and add the protection string (see above on how to get the protection string) at the beginning. Add that line of code to each php page you would like to protect at the very beginning of the page source (it must be the first line).įor example you want to protect page protect-me.php.Sample protection code would look like this (yours will be different): It will show you protection code to include into your pages. Open script in your browser with 'help' parameter to see the line of code to add to every page you would like to be password protected.Sample editors: Notepad (Windows) or vi (Unix). Use any plain text editor to accomplish this step. Update it with your desired password or login/password pair.

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Script will present user with password entry form, and will not let visitor see your private content without providing a password. Password protect your content with Web Page Password Protect by just adding one line of PHP code to your page source.

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