I teach online and at the moment am currently using Bravenet to password protect my lessons. I have Password Wizard but I find the instructions a little confusing. In one part it says use frames in another part it says to paste the code into the page you want to protect. Which it is lol?
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Answer: Both
Password Wizard, I believe, was originally designed to simply redirect those to pages to those who have the login, but it doesn't protect directly linking to the pages afterward (if someone knew the URL). The extra steps given using frames and javascript help fill in that gap. The login page needs to be loaded in a frame and all future pages (protected) will then load inside of a frame. Each page that is to be protected must have the code that was said to be copied/pasted and that code will check to see if it's still inside of that frame. If it is not, then it will redirect itself to the login page. That may make more or less sense than the instructions previously read (link below), but the instructions do indeed work:
http://www.coffeecup.com/forums/topic-a … ngs-up/761
There's been several threads going through it, and I can try to dig them up or help you further if you're willing to keep trying.
My shameless plug: Lakeshore Insurance Services - http://lakeshoreis.com/
Password Wizard, I believe, was originally designed to simply redirect those to pages to those who have the login, but it doesn't protect directly linking to the pages afterward (if someone knew the URL). The extra steps given using frames and javascript help fill in that gap. The login page needs to be loaded in a frame and all future pages (protected) will then load inside of a frame. Each page that is to be protected must have the code that was said to be copied/pasted and that code will check to see if it's still inside of that frame. If it is not, then it will redirect itself to the login page. That may make more or less sense than the instructions previously read (link below), but the instructions do indeed work:
http://www.coffeecup.com/forums/topic-a … ngs-up/761
There's been several threads going through it, and I can try to dig them up or help you further if you're willing to keep trying.
My shameless plug: Lakeshore Insurance Services - http://lakeshoreis.com/
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