Re: [WebDNA] directory protection questions
2008
It keeps the original formatting.
interpreted = N
texte = ------=_Part_10888_33498297.1215454827470 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Terry, Sorry - yea - I misunderstood what you were looking for. The code I posted is to control file downloads, if you want to show the image in html page you could try the code below. All I am doing here is denying public access to the folder, allowing access to WebDNA (the 'Options ExecCGI'), and then proxying the image through WebDNA. I came across this page and thought it might be possible with WebDNA (http://www.lunawebs.com/blog/2008/02/22/secure-file-download/). If you're using browser authentication already - then I thought realm protection used this - so all you should have to do it match up your passwords between your login system and your htpassword file and use htaccess protection. - Tom Demo URL http://www.revolutionaries.ie/testspace/test2.tmpl htaccess in folder to be protected AuthType Basic AuthName "Restricted Stuff" Options ExecCGI WebDNA Template showing image [!] [/!]
Sorry - yea - I misunderstood what you were looking for. The code I posted is to control file downloads, if you want to show the image in html page you could try the code below.
All I am doing here is denying public access to the folder, allowing access to WebDNA (the 'Options ExecCGI'), and then proxying the image through WebDNA. I came across this page and thought it might be possible with WebDNA (http://www.lunawebs.com/blog/2008/02/22/secure-file-download/).
If you're using browser authentication already - then I thought realm protection used this - so all you should have to do it match up your passwords between your login system and your htpassword file and use htaccess protection.
- Tom
Demo URL
http://www.revolutionaries.ie/testspace/test2.tmpl
htaccess in folder to be protected
AuthType Basic
AuthName "Restricted Stuff"
Options ExecCGI
WebDNA Template showing image
WebDNA Template that calls in image
------=_Part_10888_33498297.1215454827470--
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[!]<!-- HAS_WEBDNA_TAGS -->
[/!]<img src="showImage.tmpl" />
[!]<!-- HAS_WEBDNA_TAGS -->
[/!]
[text]exportFilePath=secure/[/text]
[text]exportFile=tab.png[/text]
[text]line_ending=%0D%0A[/text]
[returnRaw binarybody=[exportFilePath][exportFile]]HTTP/1.0 200 OK[unurl][line_ending][/unurl][!]
[/!]Status: 200[unurl][line_ending][/unurl][!]
[/!]Content-Type: image/png[unurl][line_ending][/unurl][!]
[/!][/returnraw]
[!] [/!]
Sorry - yea - I misunderstood what you were looking for. The code I posted is to control file downloads, if you want to show the image in html page you could try the code below.
All I am doing here is denying public access to the folder, allowing access to WebDNA (the 'Options ExecCGI'), and then proxying the image through WebDNA. I came across this page and thought it might be possible with WebDNA (http://www.lunawebs.com/blog/2008/02/22/secure-file-download/).
If you're using browser authentication already - then I thought realm protection used this - so all you should have to do it match up your passwords between your login system and your htpassword file and use htaccess protection.
- Tom
Demo URL
http://www.revolutionaries.ie/testspace/test2.tmpl
htaccess in folder to be protected
AuthType Basic
AuthName "Restricted Stuff"
------=_Part_10888_33498297.1215454827470--
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