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.htaccess Question

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DannyH
in Uniform Server - Windows

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Hi Guys, ;)

 

Ok I am using Uniform Server 3.3 and I’m running Joomla! 1.0.15 as this version allows me to redirect a logged in user to their own private page inside a sub directory

 

Now at the moment I have placed a .htaccess file inside the folder for extra security but this is obviously making the user login twice to get to their desired page.

 

Is there any way that I can add another type of .htaccess file that allows them to login but, protects their page should someone stubble across their url accidental

 

I hope I make a bit of senses here :blink:

 

any pointers would be great

 

Danny

Personal website

 

Uniform Server - hMail Server - Joomla

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    Hi Danny

     

    I assume the double login is referring to one for Joomla and the second is the folder protection.

     

    Joomla’s login is completely separate and hard coded. I can’t think of a way to resolve this double login. It’s probably best to live with it.

     

    All the best

    Ric :blink:

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    That’s what I thought Ric, :blink:

     

    Thanks for the Reply

     

    Many Thanks

     

    Danny ;)

    Personal website

     

    Uniform Server - hMail Server - Joomla

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