Iweb and using mobileme password protected photo gallery

I am trying to create a website. How can I access a password protected photo gallery by using MobileMe gallery widget in iweb. I need this capability. The unprotected galleries display using the MobileMe widget. Any suggestions?

Welcome to the discussions. Try this...
• Temporarily unprotect the Gallery
• The Gallery should now appear in the list of available Galleries — add it
• Protect the Gallery

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Using mobileme password protected galleries on iWeb

I have a bunch of galleries on my mobileme gallery; most of them are visible only by specific users. I would like to use them on a iWeb (password protected) web site but the option Insert-> MobileMe Gallery is only available for public galleries not for password protected ones. Is there any workaround for this?

You could try embedding a Gallery in your iWeb page — see this old thread:
...or you could hyperlink from an iWeb page to a Gallery.

IWeb without using mobileme??

can i create a website and later get a domain name and publish the site i created in iWeb without using mobileme or anything like that?? sorry, new to all this and don't want to get going and realize i need a mobileme account

To add to Roddy's post - these are the features that will be lost by not hosting on MobileMe:
Features Unavailable When Publishing to a Non-Mac Server:
◼ Password protection
◼ Blog and photo comments
◼ Blog search
◼ Blog RSS Subscription
◼ Hit counter
◼ Enhanced slideshows
Most can be overcome on the 3rd party server except for the Enhanced slideshows. Don't ask me what that is because I've not been able to find out (I use MMe). You can use a good, strong 3rd party blogging service and embed your blog site in one of your site's pages: Embed a Site Within an iWeb Page. For password protection most commercial hosting services offer that feature, for either the whole site or individual pages.
OT

Can i password protect photos?

Wanting to password protect photos, and remove from camera roll. Is this possible?

There is no way to password protect photos on iPhones. Why would you need this when you should be passcode locking the entire phone?
You can remove photos from Camera Roll by connectint to a computer with a photo import app, importing them to that app and deleting from Camera Roll (most apps will do this). The photos are no longer on the phone at all. You can sycn them back to the phone in a new folder, but not password protected.

What APPS are folks using for password protection?

What are folks using for password protection?

Miss Dee wrote:
I'm looking for a way to save all my passwords to one place and then going to that place and pulling out the password I need. I have so many passwords, I just can't remember them. I thought that having the keychain would allow someone to sign in as me and then get the password.
Does this make sense to you?
Sorry, it isn't entirely clear to me, lets see if I understand correctly…
The 'anyone can see my passwords when my account is logged in' issue is resolved by having a different password on the keychain compared to the user account, but it can make life frustrating to enter the password time after time, but security does conflict with convenience.
Open up Keychain Access & take a look at an existing item in your login keychain - it should still ask for the keychain password to view the password for that item. By default that is the user account password.
You can add extra passwords (and secure notes) to keychain if you have some that are not currently saved in the keychain. If any passwords are 'super secret' add them into another keychain & only unlock that when you need to do so, it will stop the OS using these automatically.

Photo sharing - I used to love the Photo Gallery option in IPhoto.

Photo sharing - I used to love the Photo Gallery option in IPhoto. That feature was dropped. I find PhotoStream on the iPhone but what to do from my desktop/laptop? I don't like to organize photos on my phone.

If you have the proper software PhotoStream is available on all of your devices
http://www.apple.com/support/icloud/
LN

-I have a password protected excel spreadsheet, how can I get my iPads and iPhones to read this and save it password protected?

I have a password protected excel spreadsheet, how can I get my iPads and iPhones to read this and save it password protected?

Documents to Go says that it, "Opens password protected Excel 97-2008 files", but does not say whether it can save them as "password protected".
This might work for you.

We have 2 email accounts on our Ipad and want to password protect them from each other?

We have 2 email accounts on our Ipad and want ro password protect them from each other.I cannot see how tomdo this.

The only way to get around this would be if you could access each of those e-mail accounts via web mail. You can put a shortcut on the screen and then enter the login info for each one. Everything would be viewed on a web basis and nothing should be downloaded to the ipad itself. (beyond being in safari's history)

What type of encryption is firefox using for password protection and how trustworthy is it

I would like to know what kind of encryption FF uses and how I know I can trust it? This is not a bone of contention with FF, I love the product, rather it is just a concern I have that will convince me to let FF manage my financial passwords. Thanks for any assistance with understanding this issue more completely.

The degree of protection very much depends on how strong your master password is.
When using a master password, the data is encrypted using [http://www.tropsoft.com/strongenc/des3.html Triple DES Encryption in CBC mode]. This level of encryption is good for general purpose use. The weak point it the master password, if you have a weak master password there are programs available that will be able to crack the master password, they often do this by using a brute force method. If you use a strong master password, the brute force method will need a very long time to crack passwords. For details on password strength and creating strong passwords see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Password_strength and http://luxsci.com/blog/security-simplified-the-basesuffix-method-for-memorable-strong-passwords.html

Why can I not use my windows live photo gallery and so forth

Whenever I try to go to my windows live photo gallery it closes down after a few minutes and also I cannot get my windows updates to download. What's up anyways

Apple doesn't allow that. They've never said why.
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Password protecting a gallery?

Hello all,
This is my first post in the Apple support discussions!
I was wondering if there is a way to password a specific gallery in iWeb '08, and not the whole site?
I'm a photographer and would like to be able to have client specific galleries that are password protected, so only myself and the client can access their galleries.
I publish to Mobileme.
Message was edited by: Pixel GIrl

Welcome to the Apple Discussions. Since only an entire site can be password protected your option is to create a new site for each client with just the photo gallery page(s) in it. You can then add a hyperlink to that gallery on your public site.
If you would want to have each private gallery/site in the navbar of the public site create a blank page for each client and named for that client. Then add the code in this demo page to an HTML snippet:
Redirect. When a client clicks on the navbar link he will immediately be taken to the protected site.
You can put a similar blank page on the protected sites pointing back to the public site.
OT

Password protect a gallery

Is it possible to password protect a photo album or gallery on my iweb 08 site?
Thanks,
Mark

iweb will see published iphoto gallery if it's not passworded in it's menu.
I would possibly use a sample photo and a text block hyper linked to the web gallery address.
Another approach might be to create a "sub" site(s) passworded and link to them.
good luck

Password Protect Entire Gallery Page

I know you can protect individual albums but is there a way to password protect the whole gallery page ?
thanks

No. You can't password protect the entire MobileMe gallery as a unit but can protect each gallery individually with the same user name and password. '
If you want to make it convenient for visitors to have access to each gallery you could create an iWeb site with a page of hyperlinks to each of the protected MMe Galleries. Each hyperlink can be set to open in a new window so all it would take to get back to the page of hyperlinks would be to close the gallery window.

Password protect photos

Is there a way to protect selected photo files with a password?

TD - You seem to have an extraordinary hostility in your Discussions with repeated efforts to insult others; maybe some counciling would be of benefit. I'm here to Discuss problems, kinks, bugs, issues and to seek SOLUTIONS.
But, to reply anyhow: Re: Was I suggesting that iPhoto Buddy is unaware of the numbering of iPhoto versions?
No. I was responding to the superfluous,
issue you brought up suggesting that the product was not compatible with the current version of IPhoto and/or OS 10.7.3.
I don't know where you got that idea -- not from anything I posted.
And I, oibviously (D'uh!) was going to use it, had started to use it.
But you raised that issue and you were wrong in that needless suggestion, taking the topic unnecessarily
down a dead-end street of your own imagination; not reality.
Think about that. It would be, is easy enough to have downloaded the free product and see
if it works or not -- but you start with disparagement and ill-will.
Thus, to responding to that false, uncalled for, useless and worthless tangent --- I was suggesting that maybe YOU were unaware of the numbering of iPhoto versions.
Or you picked up wrong info -- or you hadn't had hands on experience with the free program which would show it obviously worked.
After responding to that unnecessary dispersion we get to the actual feature of Password protection. You noticed it works.
You then notice there was a way around it. Hilarious!
Hard to believe you left your 'secret' pictures folder in the Pictures folder.
My 'secret photo library' (of my old,previous Fat Pics) is hidden deep away in the bowels of the Finder with a deceptive name (i.e., not called "Embaressing Fat Pics). This has to be done when first setting up the Library.
And I'll be sure not to tell you where it is.
And try to keep a civil tongue in your mouth.
If you want to engange in pre-teen forum hostility, maybe get into gaming. But if you want to help others solve problems, maybe adjust your attitude.

Password protect photo's on Mac Air

Can i password protect all my photo's on my Air so that in order to view iphoto, a password has to be entered?
Thank you,

Not directly. Remember, your computer's account itself is passworded and you can use System Preferences > Security to set a password on sleep and screen saver which will require a password to wake up the computer or stop the screen saver. If that doesn't suffice then your other option is to place your picture library in an encrypted disk image using Disk Utility. After doing this you'll have to delete the original iPhoto library and then always remember to mount the disk image before starting iPhoto. (Which is something of a pain.) The first option should suffice.

Iweb and using mobileme password protected photo gallery

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