domain name and password areas

Antezok

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1. lets say my domain name ist www.test.com and I want that is stays this way in the adress bar (in my browser) all the time. so eventhough I browse to www.test.com/pictures in the adressbar is still www.test.com.
how can I set this in the configurations ?

2. I have protected a folder and subfolder with a password. but when I directly go to the subfolder i dont have to use the password of the main folder...
example: folder: secret/
subfolder: secret/pictures/

when i go on secret/subfolder I only have to know the password of that folder and not the one of the mainfolder???
how can I change the configs that I have to know both passwords

sorry for my english ;)
 
Antezok said:
1. lets say my domain name ist www.test.com and I want that is stays this way in the adress bar (in my browser) all the time. so eventhough I browse to www.test.com/pictures in the adressbar is still www.test.com.
how can I set this in the configurations ?
You don't do this in the DA control panel; you do it with a "zero-size" frame. There should be some examples on this forum or in any good html book.
how can I change the configs that I have to know both passwords
I believe you have to this with .htaccess files.

Jeff
 
thanks for your help with the "zero-size" frame... it works... but there is still the problem that you only have to type in the password for the subfolder an not the one for the mainfolder and then after that the main folder....

I read the ataccess file... I have no clue what to do... can anyone help me?
 
If it can be done in html, then it can be done with an .htaccess file.

If not, then you'll have to write software in either PHP or some other programming language, to use sessions.

Those are both beyond the scope of my specific knowledge, so I suggest you look up and learn yourself :) .

Otherwise perhaps someone else can help you.

Jeff
 
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