Re: decrypt - encrypt

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1999

It keeps the original formatting. numero = 23826
interpreted = N
texte = >I know how to decrypt something and also how to encrypt something on single>pages, but how can I make the password in a [append] tag encrypt.That all depends on whether you ever want to decrypt it, and how you're doing the [append]. Normally, if you're NOT dealing with the users.db which has its own encryption code built into the webcat admin templates, you would do this:[append db=xxx.db]password=[encrypt seed=whatever][form.password][/encrypt][/append]And to decrypt the password field, you would use:[decrypt seed=whatever][password][/decrypt]... instead of the normal [password] tag when you're inside a founditems context, for example.>Further I want some of my pages encrypted, but if I do it then my customers>just get garbles when accessing the pages, of course.If you're seeking secure data transmission of entire web pages, the only way to do that is with a SSL webserver such as WebSTAR/SSL ... but that has nothing to do with webcatalog, it's something the SSL webserver and the browser takes care of at a lower level.Sincerely,Ken GromeWebDNA Consultant Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: decrypt - encrypt (Nitai 1999)
Re: decrypt - encrypt (Kenneth Grome 1999)
decrypt - encrypt (Nitai 1999)

>I know how to decrypt something and also how to encrypt something on single>pages, but how can I make the password in a [append] tag encrypt.That all depends on whether you ever want to decrypt it, and how you're doing the [append]. Normally, if you're NOT dealing with the users.db which has its own encryption code built into the webcat admin templates, you would do this:[append db=xxx.db]password=[encrypt seed=whatever][form.password][/encrypt][/append]And to decrypt the password field, you would use:[decrypt seed=whatever][password][/decrypt]... instead of the normal [password] tag when you're inside a founditems context, for example.>Further I want some of my pages encrypted, but if I do it then my customers>just get garbles when accessing the pages, of course.If you're seeking secure data transmission of entire web pages, the only way to do that is with a SSL webserver such as WebSTAR/SSL ... but that has nothing to do with webcatalog, it's something the SSL webserver and the browser takes care of at a lower level.Sincerely,Ken GromeWebDNA Consultant Kenneth Grome

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Re: decrypt - encrypt

1999

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