I password protected my iweb site how do u undo it so it's public

How do you make ur iweb public after butting username and passcode to get in?

Maybe that's the problem. I used to have Acrobat Pro, but it's disappeared off my system. Can I re-install the old one I had? Or has Adobe stopped supporting the purchased software option?

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Password Protect an iWeb Web Site

Hello,
Is there a way to password protect an iWeb website? I am not using mobile me, I use 1&1.
I need to password protect a page on my website.
Can anyone help?

_*Easy Way to Password Protect your Iweb site in 5 Minutes - For FTP Users.*_
1. Visit your website and copy the URL of the first page - Example; the URL for Google Images is: http://www.google.com/imghp?hl=en&tab=wi&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q
2. Create a blank page in Iweb
3. Using the inspector (unclick both “include page in navigation menu and display navigation menu”) of the blank page.
4. Make the blank page the first page of the site.
5. Delete all text boxes on the blank page.
6. Copy and paste the following to a html snippet in the middle of the blank page;
<SCRIPT>
function passWord() {
var testV = 1;
var pass1 = prompt('Please Enter Your Password',' ');
while (testV < 3) {
if (!pass1)
history.go(-1);
if (pass1.toLowerCase() == "dog") {
alert('You Got it Right!');
window.open('protectpage.html');
break;
testV+=1;
var pass1 =
prompt('Access Denied - Password Incorrect, Please Try Again.','Password');
if (pass1.toLowerCase()!="password" & testV ==3)
history.go(-1);
return " ";
</SCRIPT>
<CENTER>
<FORM>
<input type="button" value="Enter Protected Area" onClick="passWord()">
</FORM>
</CENTER>
7. Where it says dog change that to the password of your choosing and where it says protectpage.html change that to the link of the first page you copied earlier. (Note the previous first page is now the second page of the website.
8. Upload your website and you are done.
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How to password protect a second site within my main website?

I have an iWeb website. I would like to be able to password protect a second site within my main site. That second site has many pages.
I am looking for a password application that looks more interesting than the usual. Something more than a box with a place for others to type in their password.
Can you suggest a product that will do that? Thank you.
— Lorna in Southern California

bscaplan wrote:
I am using Numbers 08
And the Numbers User Guide, supplied with iWork '08, make no mention of password protection, which was introduced in Numbers '09.
Looks like the best option is Wayne's second suggestion—open via File > Print > PDF > Open in Preview, then Save the resulting PDF document with encryption turned on.
An alternate, if you want the recipients to receive a copy of the Numbers '08 file, and to be able to edit that file, you could enclose it in a secure disk image file.
The basic procedure is to:
Use Disk Utility to create a new, blank, sparse disk image, assign a password and save.
Double-click the .dmg file (and enter the password when requested) to mount the disk image on your desktop, then Save a copy of your file to the (open) disk image.
When done, eject the image, and upload the (encrypted) .dmg file to the website.
Detailed instructions may be found in Disk Utility's Help files.
Launch DU (found in the Utilities folder in Applications), click the Help menu and choose Disk Utility help.
Go to the index, scroll to and click Security, then click a title similar to "Protecting confidential documents in a secure disk image." (a search on 'confidential' should also take you to a list containing that title.)
My version of DU is old enough that sparse images hadn't been introduced, or I'd post a copy of the article here.
Regards,
Barry

Password Protect My iWeb Website

Hey I have a iWeb website it is not using the mobile me option for hosting I using ftp how can I password protect my whole site?

Try this :
[password-protect-a-directory-with-htaccess |http://www.addedbytes.com/articles/password-protect-a-directory-with-htaccess>
But I think that if this is possible, there might be an easier way with a cpanel like solution.
If all else fails, find another webhoster that offers the service.

I password protected my file. How do I open it for exporting?

I pasword protected my file around Reader 9.0. Now, I subscribed to Export for $24/year, but when I try to export it, I'm told it's pasword protected. Fine, I know my password. But nowhere can I find where I can put in my password so I can edit the damn thing. Help! How do I open a password-protected document? Where do I put my password in?

Maybe that's the problem. I used to have Acrobat Pro, but it's disappeared off my system. Can I re-install the old one I had? Or has Adobe stopped supporting the purchased software option?

Password protected Sharepoint publishing site

Hello,
We have used Sharepoint 2013 to design and publish a large scale website. I was wondering if there is a way to password protect an individual page or sub site? The system is linked up to our staff log in authentication system but I can't find
a way to only allow staff to access a particular page on and external website.
Has anyone got any suggestions for this?
Thanks

You can set item level permissions on pages. View the pages in the pages library, drop down the action menu on the item and select Manage Permisisons.
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Is there any way to password protect my entire site?

I am looking to create an agent resource site for my company and want to make the entire site password protected. Is there any way to do this with a muse designed site?

You can if you host with Adobe Business Catalyst and upgrade to the paid webMarketing hosting plan. Business Catalyst Secure Zones is the easiest way to do it with Muse.

Password protected part of site for streaming?

Hello,
I would like to make a part of my site password protected so people can look at my flash videos streaming.
I have dreamweaver MX and macromedia contribute 3. I also have adobe flash CS4. Which one should I use?
Would these be the same programs to set up the streaming?
Thanks,
Kidd in paris

If you are only using a very limited number of different passwords, you can password protect a folder by using an htaccess file. For more info:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/howto/htaccess.html
Or Google "htaccess file" for more info.
If there are lots of passwords or the user is generating their own passwords, you'll more likely need to use a server side solution. If a database of passwords is needed, MySQL, using PHP to interface with the Web page. For more info:
http://www.totallyphp.co.uk/scripts/password_protect_a_page.htm
Lots more info on the net. Google "PHP password protect"
Neither of the programs you mentioned will do this automagically. But any good html editor, even NotePad++ can be used to set up the scripts.
"set up the streaming"... what do you mean by that? Are you talking true, live video streaming? or just playing back video files using progressive download?
If true streaming... do you really know what that involves? Here is a good source for streaming info, even if you do not use their service, there is a lot of good info on the site.... just dig around. It will help give you a much better understanding of streaming video:
http://www.upstreamnetworks.com/
Best wishes,
Adninjastrator

I accidentally allowed my gmail password to be autofilled. How can I undo that, so it needs to be entered each time?

I accidentally hit "remember password". I want to undo that.

See:
* http://kb.mozillazine.org/Deleting_autocomplete_entries

Link to other published web folder from within password protected iWeb site

I realise that you cannot password protect an iWeb site if it contains a link to an external page / file. However, I have a complex genealogy site that I had previously published to another site. I directly copied this folder to the iWeb directory alongside the folder for the protected site published from iWeb. I have tried all sorts of link URLs on the protected site page, trying to link to the genealogy index.html file. iWeb refuses to allow password protection or even point correctly to the site.
Does anyone know how to create a suitable link to a site folder created elsewhere?

I have a password protected site with a page that has a link to an ordinary homepage.mac.com page, with no problems. Could you provide more details on what is not working for you? Maybe putting your geneology folder in iDisk/Sites and linking to that would help?

Password protection of my iWeb site

I would like to password protect my iWeb site hosted on MobileMe - a single password for the site is fine so I think it is doable. However, I have had problems when publishing directly from iWeb so I use Cyberduck which seems to work well. Can I apply a password to my site when publishing thru Cyberduck? To be clear, I publish to a local directory and then drag and drop to MobileMe via Cyberduck. Can anyone offer advice to help with this?
Thanks
Duncan

You need to publish direct from iWeb for password protection and a few other features to work.
Also, its not necessary to use Cyberduck to upload from a local folder. All you need to do is upload by drag and drop to Finder/Go/iDisk/My iDisk/Web/Sites.

Password protect site for a group

Is it possible to password protect an iWeb site for a group of people, so each user can create and select a unique username and password to enter the site? I am sure that I would need a 3rd party application to do this, but does anyone have any suggestions?
Thank you.

i am figuring out how to do this "manually." i am creating a site for a sorority. i don't know how to explain it...on one page, there will be a listing of names (or id numbers, user names if you will). i think i will password that so that just to get to that list you have to enter one general password. then from there, you click on your id number to gain access. that will take them to a separate "site" that they will have to enter their specific password. their site will have a link to another page that all of the sites will be linked to. does that make sense? so they will have to manually enter in their own password to get to the common page. it's my theoretical idea, so we'll see how it pans out in practice over the course of the next little while! haha.

Cannot publish new password protected sites to MobileMe using iWeb

Recently been getting the familiar iWeb error messages when publishing from iWeb to mobile me:
"There was an error updating MobileMe"
"An error occurred while publishing file '/Web/Sites/Sites.rss"
"Publish error: An unknown error occurred"
Did all the troubleshooting stuff detailed here - problem persists.
Today, tho', I've just noticed that these errors *only occur when I'm trying to publish a new password-protected site or trying to apply password-protection to an existing unprotected site*.
It works just fine when publishing a site which is not password-protected. It is also possible to modify an existing password-protected site without any trouble.
There's nothing odd about the passwords - all legal characters etc.
It would be better for me and my users if I could have password protection on my sites. Without passwords, I'm left relying on 'security by obscurity' - not ideal.
What can I do?

AlanGatt wrote:
my many, many sites...
Alan ~ How many? ...iWeb is designed for just a few personal sites — you know, snapshots of the kids for grandma, a travel log, that kind of thing.
AlanGatt wrote:
What can I do?
You could split up your single Domain file into several Domain files each containing a group of sites. You'll have to duplicate (via Finder) the Domain file usually located here:
...and then double-click one of the copies to open it in iWeb. Then delete the site(s) you don't need from it. Repeat the process until you have a more manageable group of Domain files each containing several (or just one) site(s). Note that this process is not easily reversible, i.e. merging Domain files. Read more in Chapter 2 here:
http://iwebfaq.org/site/iWebMultiplewebsites.html
With "many, many sites", this splitting process is not without risk — so before doing anything, don't forget this:
_iWeb ’08: Backing up your Domain file_

Password protected iWeb sites

Hi.
I want to know how to make websites password protected on iWeb. However, I do not have, nor want to invest in MobileMe, so is there any FREE service that does this. Thank you!

To password protect a site, folder or page when using a server other than MobileMe you need to either enable this in your control panel or do it using a .htaccess file.
The server side script is the most secure way to do it. There are javascripts that you can use but they are less secure.....
http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/cutindex6.shtml
Doing it via the control panel is easier but, if you want to go the htaccess route, you can generate it online here....
http://tools.dynamicdrive.com/password/

How to password protect non .mac web site

does anyone have step-by-step directions on how to make my web page password protected on a non .mac web space?
for example, http://www.yoursite.net/~userid
My internet service provider does not support web page creation, they just provide the space.
The only thing they said was the path to my directory is /rmgrazi/public_html/ and I should create my index.html file inside the public folder. I've tried creating and uploading a .htaccess file in the public folder, and then putting a .htpasswd file in my root directory /rmgrazi/
This doesn't seem to work. Any advice appreciated. Thanks.

Thanks for your help -- I'm not an expert by any means -- this is my first website... just wanting to put up a family website to share with friends & people I know.
OK, the url is http://www.hickorytech.net/~rmgrazi/
Right now I just have a blank page up that says "test website"
My .htaccess file is located in /rmgrazi/public_html/ (yes, I put it inside the public folder in order to password protect my whole site).
By the way I'm using TextEdit in OS X, so when I upload the original file with Fetch, it looks like htaccess.txt -- after it's uploaded (as text, not binary of course) then I simply change the name to .htaccess
My .htaccess file includes the following:
AuthUserFile /rmgrazi/.htpasswd
AuthName Members Area
AuthType Basic
Require valid-user
Then I uploaded the .htpasswd one level up to /rmgrazi/ like it says in .htaccess.
The text in this file is just one line with my username:password (the password is written in code). I found a website that does this automatically. Then I just cut & paste it in apple+v
I tried using the Terminal application in OS X panther to see if the server path needs to be longer -- I logged into my ftp.hickorytech.net and entered "pwd" -- that command is supposed to show the server path. /rmgrazi/public_html/ are the only folders I can see. "/" is as far back as it will show.
In Fetch I can change the permissions for .htaccess and .htpasswd by clicking Get Info -- I tried all different combinations, 644, 711, etc... Maybe my permissions are set wrong?

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