Re: valid user
| From: | Jason Brooke | Date: | Sun, 02 Jul 2000 14:36:45 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: valid user | ||
| References: | 1 | Groups: | php.general |
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Include your php_auth_user/login routine at the top of each page in that
directory, either by manually include()'ing it, or by apache or php.ini
directive
I'm not understanding your question fully, because you say you want to do it
without .htaccess, but then you ask for code samples that use .htaccess
jason
"Bartosz Aninowski" <bart@sonik.pl> wrote in message
news:8jniga$cfe$1@toye.php.net...
> I've got index.htmls where user put his username na password.
> Next the pass.htmls is loaded and code check if password and user exist in
> database (mysql) and match.
> If everything is ok next part of code loads administrator options .
> From this page user can load next page fe list.htmls
> But when somebody write in borwser http://domain.com/list.htmls
> he can
easly
> access the page.
> Is possible to forbid that without using .htpasswd, htaccess (popup
window)
> or cookie?
> I want user to go thru index.htmls and pass.htms everytime!
>
> Good solutions is sample of code witch check if username nad password
exist
> and match in .htpasswd.
>
> Bart