Roobik Active Member Joined Mar 19, 2011 Posts 1,166 Reacts 0 Reputation 0 Credits 0 May 24, 2011 #1 I need help with getting the code for that pop up you get while entering most porn sites. ex: members.bangbros.com Please contact me for further explanation.
I need help with getting the code for that pop up you get while entering most porn sites. ex: members.bangbros.com Please contact me for further explanation.
Domasaurus Active Member Joined May 17, 2011 Posts 527 Reacts 0 Reputation 0 Credits 0 May 24, 2011 #2 When you sign up, they e-mail you a code. You have to type that in to activate the account
Roobik Active Member Joined Mar 19, 2011 Posts 1,166 Reacts 0 Reputation 0 Credits 0 May 24, 2011 #3 No, I need the code to add to my web page, I want to do what they're doing and let users sign in that way. I'd also appreciate tutorial a link.
No, I need the code to add to my web page, I want to do what they're doing and let users sign in that way. I'd also appreciate tutorial a link.
Domasaurus Active Member Joined May 17, 2011 Posts 527 Reacts 0 Reputation 0 Credits 0 May 24, 2011 #4 Ohhhh, sorry misunderstood you bro
sidorak95 Member Joined Mar 19, 2011 Posts 126 Reacts 0 Reputation 0 Credits 0 May 24, 2011 #5 Put a .htaccess in the folder. (ex public_html/members would protect www.example.com/members) and add this code in: Code: AuthType Basic AuthName "Members. (or whatever text you want to appear)" AuthUserFile "path/to/password/file/from/server/root" require valid-user and then for the password file: Code: username:password Save this as .htpasswd So if I wanted to protect www.google.com/secrets/, I would put this code: Code: AuthType Basic AuthName "Google's top secret lab!" AuthUserFile "home/google/public_html/secrets/.htpasswd" require valid-user in /htaccess under the secrets directory. Of course, I just made up the path on the spot, but you know what I mean.
Put a .htaccess in the folder. (ex public_html/members would protect www.example.com/members) and add this code in: Code: AuthType Basic AuthName "Members. (or whatever text you want to appear)" AuthUserFile "path/to/password/file/from/server/root" require valid-user and then for the password file: Code: username:password Save this as .htpasswd So if I wanted to protect www.google.com/secrets/, I would put this code: Code: AuthType Basic AuthName "Google's top secret lab!" AuthUserFile "home/google/public_html/secrets/.htpasswd" require valid-user in /htaccess under the secrets directory. Of course, I just made up the path on the spot, but you know what I mean.