Password protect custom sites within iWeb/Sites

I have a custom sites within iWeb/Sites in a separate folder. Is it possible to password protect this site? Thank you.

No.
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How to password protect a site that is NOT published to .mac?

Hi There,
I was wondering if anyone has got a workaround for this in iWeb. I would like to password protect a site but am not publishing it to .mac. Is there a piece of code you can stick into the HTML manually to do this?
Thanks!
s

I am answering my own question! A friend tipped me off — your hosting company may offer password protection. That was the case for me. I went into the site settings and was able to set up a password for the entire site or only certain directories. I hope this helps someone!

Saving PDF files in a password protected FTP site

Hi Experts,
I have an Adobe Form which I want to save in a Password protected FTP site.
I have written the following code in the submit button
TYPE = HTTP Submit
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If you are using the Adobe Reader plug-ins in Safari, then the only functional way to save the PDF locally (without damage) is to use the save functionality that Adobe (not Safari Save As…, Export, or Print > PDF) provides. These examples were captured on OS X 10.9.5. Safari 7.1.2. Adobe Reader 11.0.10.
Your first link will offer a roll over Adobe toolbar near the bottom-center of your displayed PDF document. Use the Save icon on the far left.
The second link produces the Adobe sub-toolbar with the Save icon.

Password protecting my site iwth jsp??

is it possible to password protect my site iwth jsp?? if so please send me the code

Of course it is possible, just take a look at this site, and since it is open source, you can see how it is done.
http://www.jivesoftware.com/index.jsp

How to password protect iWeb09 Site

I have my iWeb Site published by FTP to my domain, is it possible to password protect the whole site in the same way you can when using MobileMe?

This setting has nothing to do with managing domains.
Your hosting service must have provided you with some means of managing your files on the server. Usually this would be Web Shell which is now in version 4.4.3.
Open your files in Web Shell, select those you want and then click the "protect" button under settings.

How can I password protect imbedded folders within an iWeb-created website?

I have read that iWeb will not allow you to password protect individual imbedded content (ex. individual albums or pictures), but, that you can only protect the whole site. I have also read on here that the password protection for the site isn't very good and is easily broken.
Short of creating multiple pages (each password protected) and then linking all the private pages to a public page, is there any easier way to password protect individual items of content rather than the whole site, preferably in a way that can't be "broken" in terms of bypassing the password?
Maybe I need to use a different application to create the website? If so, recommendations?

What kind of content? If you use PDF files you can password protect them when you create them. The same goes for Word documents.
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Password Protect web site

I currently maintain a web site in conjunction with another colleague
We both deal with seperate topics within the site and consequently have our own allocated files and folders
Is it possible to password protect my own data so that my colleague cannot gain access to my work and subsequently amend my publish files.
Nothing sinister in this, but as a beginner he has not yet fully mastered DW and i want to protect my work
Is this feasible
Using DW4

You can use file check in/check out so you don't accidentally work on the same files at the same time, but there isn't anything within DW that would allow you to block him from accessing the files if you were not actively using them.

Password protecting test site

Hi I wanted to password protect a test site I have been making to show to selected people. I found this tutorial using PHP which seems pretty straightforward.
http://www.zubrag.com/scripts/password-protect.php
The one problem is it says It will show you protection code to include into your pages. "Sample protection code would look like this (yours will be different): <?php include("/home/users/htdocs/security/password_protect.php"); ?>
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)." Now the problem is that my page is html based, can I add a token PHP page to my index page that just has that bit of code in to password protect it and how would I add the PHP page?
Thanks in advance

Hi
Try the htaccess generator for dreamweaver extension - http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/exchange/index.cfm?event=extensionDetail&extid=1698154.
Check with your server provider to ascertain you type of server you are using as this requires Apache, but similar code is available for IIS.
The htaccess file is a simple file that you upload to your server and will 'point' to the folder you wish to protect.
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Password protecting a site?

Hi,
I was wondering how I can password protect my non MobileMe website. I tried using iTweak, but after uploading the files, it always came back and told me I had a wrong username+password combination. Is there either another way to do this or some way to fix it?
Thanks already!
-Jotade

This topic discusses that: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2324696&tstart=125
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Password-protect a folder within a PDF Portfolio?

Is it possible to password-protect an individual folder within a PDF Portfolio? (I don't want the password to apply to the Portfolio as a whole).

You can protect the PDF documents.

Password protect non .mac iweb site?

I publish to a non .mac server (ie, I do not use .mac). I would like to password protect a subsite within my existing iweb site (the main site is public and the subsite is for members only) I know that the password protect feature in iweb is meant for .mac accounts but is there a way for me to work around that and password protect my subsite?

You would have to check with your host. For example, GoDaddy handles it this way:
http://help.godaddy.com/article.php?article_id=1641

With Safari, No search results in password protected iWeb site on MobileMe

Hi,
I'm publishing my iWeb site to my ME.COM account.
I have the site password protected as offered in iWeb.
But when the site is password protected and I'm accessing the site with Safari the search with the search field in the site does not produce any results.
Only the message:
"Your search did not produce any results."
If I use FireFox everything works fine and the search provides the expected results.
Looks like there is a bug in Safari.
Thanks and Regards,
JO

ok, is working, now.

Password protect some pages in an iweb site

Just wondering if it is possible to password protect certain pages in an iweb site....
I have a phtography site that i use for more professional pictures, however I wanted to upload personal pictures and only have certain people be able to access the pictures on certain pages?
does anyone know if this can be done?
for example and person who visits my site may see all my work on photo page 1 and 2, however only restricted persons can access pages 3?
if anyone has any insight, it would be much appreciated.
Thanks.

You can only password protect a site. So you can add another site, move the pages you want to it and password protect it. Then add a text based link to the second site.
An alternative could be to create an iPhoto Web gallery that's password protected and link to it from your site and have it open in an new window so it's easy to get back to your original site.
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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/

Iweb password protected site has errors

I password protected my site on iweb in the site inspector awhile ago (and published this change).
I go to Safari, and go to my site.
It asks for the password which I put in correctly. I don't check off "remember in my keychain."
It then displays another pop-up that says:
To view this page, you need to log in to area “idisk.mac.com” on web.mac.com:80.
I then enter in my username/password again, and it keeps popping this window open.
I usually end up quitting Safari to get rid of this error.
I tried these steps with just clicking Cancel instead of adding username/password on the idisk pop-up, and it still keeps popping the login window.
So, I tried to login my website on Firefox, and there was no problem whatsoever. I put the username/password in, and it went to the site.
What could be causing the error in Safari?

Have you tried deleting the iWeb preference file, com.apple. iWeb.plist, that resides in your User/Library/Preferences folder and then try again.
Additionally, the following was posted on the MacInTouch site yesterday. Although for a different problem the fact that it clears the MobileMe preferences it may help in your case.
"Source: http://www.macintouch.com/readerreports/mobileme/index.html#d30jul2008
Page Title: MobileMe
Date: Wednesday, July 30, 2008 9:06:25 AM
Jim Oase
After waiting a day for the rolling restore to happen, I called AppleCare because Apple had sent an email saying my service was back, and it wasn't. I still could send and not receive using Mail.
Here is what fixed it. Go to MobileMe (terrible name) in System Preferences, log out. Then enter a garbage name and password and try to log in. This apparently clears the MobileMe preferences. Then enter your real UserName and PassWord. For me this was lights on.
I am left wondering how long ago I could have had email had I known this preference reset scheme."
As they say, any port in a storm.
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