Locking Websites? - PhotoCamel

Joel · 04-10-2008

Is there a way i can add a lock or password protect to websites? I have been asked if this is possible.

Thanks

Alfred D. · 04-10-2008

Of course. Just like you have to log in with a username and a password for this one. Or any number of others.

Have fun!

jfrancho · 04-10-2008

That depends on the technology you are using for your site. Google "password protect website [technology]" including the quotes, and you will tons of information. Insert PHP, ASP.Net, or whatever you are using on your server for [technology]. Some of the easier scripts may cost you.

Joel · 04-10-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alfred D.

Of course. Just like you have to log in with a username and a password for this one. Or any number of others.

Have fun!

Thanks but how do i do it? Im on internet explorer 7 and MS XP if that means anything.

Quote:

Originally Posted by jfrancho

That depends on the technology you are using for your site. Google "password protect website [technology]" including the quotes, and you will tons of information. Insert PHP, ASP.Net, or whatever you are using on your server for [technology]. Some of the easier scripts may cost you.

I was talking about in general. Because i want to be able to have a password so that you cannot enter websites without putting in the password. I have been asked because my sister visits sites she shouldent like facebook and i have been asked if it is possible to password or lockwebsites out.

Thanks

Rogue · 04-10-2008

that would be a "net nanny" type program.

Rogue · 04-10-2008

Goggle "Parental Controls"

Latinbob · 04-10-2008

You can lock websites out in IE7. In Internet Explorer, look under Tools > Internet Options. Under the Content tab you can use the Content Advisor to lock out specific websites.

Bob

Joel · 04-10-2008

Thanks everyone found it and working it out now.

Joel · 04-10-2008

Is it the ratings thing?

Latinbob · 04-10-2008

Look under the Approved Sites in the tab next to Ratings. You can put in a specific website and say whether to allow it or not.

Bob

Joel · 04-10-2008

I done it now it asks for a password for every page. Do i have to aprrove every site i visit? Is there a way i can lock certain websites and all the others dont need a password.

Latinbob · 04-10-2008

Go back under Tools > Internet Options > Content > Content advisor Settings. Under the General tab, click the "Users can see websites that have no rating" box. That should let you see everything that isn't "restricted."

Bob

Joel · 04-11-2008

Alright thanks mate.

Joel · 04-11-2008

Working now. Have some Karma Bob.

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Alfred D. Former Camel Posts: 320 CamelKarma: 55 Gallery \| Blog	Re: Locking Websites? Of course. Just like you have to log in with a username and a password for this one. Or any number of others. Have fun!

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jfrancho Camel Breath Location: Rochester, NY Posts: 11,461 CamelKarma: 3583 Editing OK?: No Gallery \| Blog	Re: Locking Websites? That depends on the technology you are using for your site. Google "password protect website [technology]" including the quotes, and you will tons of information. Insert PHP, ASP.Net, or whatever you are using on your server for [technology]. Some of the easier scripts may cost you.
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Rogue Llama Location: Pasadena, Ca Posts: 676 CamelKarma: 773 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Locking Websites? that would be a "net nanny" type program.

04-10-2008	#6
Rogue Llama Location: Pasadena, Ca Posts: 676 CamelKarma: 773 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Locking Websites? Goggle "Parental Controls"

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Latinbob Dromedary Posts: 1,179 CamelKarma: 715 Editing OK?: Ask first Gallery \| Blog	Re: Locking Websites? You can lock websites out in IE7. In Internet Explorer, look under Tools > Internet Options. Under the Content tab you can use the Content Advisor to lock out specific websites. Bob

04-10-2008	#8
Joel Guanaco Location: Australia Posts: 269 CamelKarma: 63 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Locking Websites? Thanks everyone found it and working it out now.
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04-10-2008	#9
Joel Guanaco Location: Australia Posts: 269 CamelKarma: 63 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Locking Websites? Is it the ratings thing?
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04-10-2008	#10
Latinbob Dromedary Posts: 1,179 CamelKarma: 715 Editing OK?: Ask first Gallery \| Blog	Re: Locking Websites? Look under the Approved Sites in the tab next to Ratings. You can put in a specific website and say whether to allow it or not. Bob

04-10-2008	#11
Joel Guanaco Location: Australia Posts: 269 CamelKarma: 63 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Locking Websites? I done it now it asks for a password for every page. Do i have to aprrove every site i visit? Is there a way i can lock certain websites and all the others dont need a password.
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04-10-2008	#12
Latinbob Dromedary Posts: 1,179 CamelKarma: 715 Editing OK?: Ask first Gallery \| Blog	Re: Locking Websites? Go back under Tools > Internet Options > Content > Content advisor Settings. Under the General tab, click the "Users can see websites that have no rating" box. That should let you see everything that isn't "restricted." Bob

04-11-2008	#13
Joel Guanaco Location: Australia Posts: 269 CamelKarma: 63 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Locking Websites? Alright thanks mate.
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04-11-2008	#14
Joel Guanaco Location: Australia Posts: 269 CamelKarma: 63 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Locking Websites? Working now. Have some Karma Bob. __________________ Members don't see ads in threads. Register your free account today and become a member on PhotoCamel - Your Friendly Photo Forum, gaining access to posting privileges, contests, free plug-ins and other downloads, unlimited online storage for your photographs, reviews, free marketplace listings, and much more.
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