Hello everyone. I was wondering if it is possible to add a Login type feature for websites created thru Iweb 09. I am considering buying Ilife 09 to create a simple sports news website, but would like the feature of having a community of users log in and out of the site. I want to post videos on my page and I wanted to keep some of the videos available to only registered user... is that something Iweb deals with? I have no experience with web design, your help is very appreciated.
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This won't create a login page, per se, but will ask for a username and password before displaying the page:
Click on the site's name in iWeb (above the first page itself, this is where you access that site's settings). Check the box for "Make my published site private" and enter your preferred username and password in the boxes below that. Now, when you try to browse to your website, a dialog box should appear asking for that username and password.
Now, the limitation here is that you can only have one username and password, and they apply to the whole site. You can't have individual users with different login information. If you need that, neither iWeb nor MobileMe are good choices for you.
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Click on the site's name in iWeb (above the first page itself, this is where you access that site's settings). Check the box for "Make my published site private" and enter your preferred username and password in the boxes below that. Now, when you try to browse to your website, a dialog box should appear asking for that username and password.
Now, the limitation here is that you can only have one username and password, and they apply to the whole site. You can't have individual users with different login information. If you need that, neither iWeb nor MobileMe are good choices for you.
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No, it's nowhere in the HTML, it's controlled by MobileMe. It's as safe as PHP methods, though still passed as plain text unless using SSL/TLS.
First off thanks again for the help everyone.. Now I have a related question. Is it possible to create my site using iWeb 09 and then buying a software such as aMember pro to get what I am looking for? I know I would need to buy a web host and publish FTP... but would this program be compatible with my iWeb site? I've included the link below... Thanks again..
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Nope. Nothing is compatible with iWeb. You'll have to start from scratch. Even if you import the HTML that iWeb exports, another application likely will not be able to handle it in a decent manner.