How do I set up a passworded webpage with frihost? I would need to change the password at least once a day. Im not really a noob but can you put it into step by step directions? thx
How do I make a password...
for starters why once a day o_0 thats crazy talk.
Seconds you can either use a PHP + Mysql protection in which case ask in the scripting forum, or you can use the frihost built in system which I havnt touch accessibly from the admin panel.
Seconds you can either use a PHP + Mysql protection in which case ask in the scripting forum, or you can use the frihost built in system which I havnt touch accessibly from the admin panel.
| Rhysige wrote: |
| for starters why once a day o_0 thats crazy talk.
Seconds you can either use a PHP + Mysql protection in which case ask in the scripting forum, or you can use the frihost built in system which I havnt touch accessibly from the admin panel. |
How would I do it with bell sympatico websites?
all I really need to no is how do I set a passworded page up
There is an option in your cpanel to protect directories with a password.
| Bondings wrote: |
| There is an option in your cpanel to protect directories with a password. |
yes thats with frihost. but im asking how to do it with bell sympatico webhosting. would it be the same?
| TimsJugling wrote: | ||
yes thats with frihost. but im asking how to do it with bell sympatico webhosting. would it be the same? |
My apologies, but we don't offer support for Bell Sympatico webhosting, only for Frihost. I never even heard of Bell Sympatico before.
Just for the sake of being nice about not being on frihosts servers 
, goto www.zymic.com and goto PHP tutorials. And find the password thingy! ^_^
, goto www.zymic.com and goto PHP tutorials. And find the password thingy! ^_^bell sympatico??? instead of making some pages password protected, why not put a header("Location: index.php"); on a protected file? ... wait, i just said something stupid. does that bell sympatico use php and mysql? if they do, then i could give you some php script for passwords.
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