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Any pages you create in the Wizard will automatically go into your navigation menu. You could add the Password Protect security code from your copy/paste code area to the page, but the information would still appear for a second before it restricts the access, so we don't recommend doing that.  
Any pages you create in the Wizard will automatically go into your navigation menu. You could add the Password Protect security code from your copy/paste code area to the page, but the information would still appear for a second before it restricts the access, so we don't recommend doing that. <br />
 
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Javascript is also required for the security code to work. Any links to the private page could still be used bypass the login, if the visitor has Javascript disabled in their browser.
Javascript is also required for the security code to work. Any links to the private page could still be used bypass the login, if the visitor has Javascript disabled in their browser.<br />
 
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A better idea would be to create/edit your private page in the File Manager instead.  
A better idea would be to create/edit your private page in the File Manager instead. <br />
 
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1. Log into Bravenet
1. Log into Bravenet<br />
2. Click on your website URL
2. Click on your website URL<br />
3. Click on File Manager
3. Click on File Manager<br />
 
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Then once you have the page created, you can update the user account to point to it.
Then once you have the page created, you can update the user account to point to it.<br />
 
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1. Log into your Bravenet account  
1. Log into your Bravenet account <br />
2. Click on "Password Protect"
2. Click on "Password Protect"<br />
3. Click on "Manage Accounts"
3. Click on "Manage Accounts"<br />
4. Click on the EDIT button beside the account you want to edit
4. Click on the EDIT button beside the account you want to edit<br />
5. Update the URL, and click on the "Save Changes" button
5. Update the URL, and click on the "Save Changes" button<br />
 
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If you have the Professional hosting, you could restrict access to a directory on your website using a .htaccess file, and then keep your private pages inside that directory. A .htaccess file would provide greater protection than the Password Protect service offers. Using this method, if anyone goes directly to the URL, they would always get a login box immediately (unless they are logged in already).
If you have the Professional hosting, you could restrict access to a directory on your website using a .htaccess file, and then keep your private pages inside that directory. A .htaccess file would provide greater protection than the Password Protect service offers. Using this method, if anyone goes directly to the URL, they would always get a login box immediately (unless they are logged in already).<br />
 
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Revision as of 12:19, 1 December 2009

Any pages you create in the Wizard will automatically go into your navigation menu. You could add the Password Protect security code from your copy/paste code area to the page, but the information would still appear for a second before it restricts the access, so we don't recommend doing that.

Javascript is also required for the security code to work. Any links to the private page could still be used bypass the login, if the visitor has Javascript disabled in their browser.

A better idea would be to create/edit your private page in the File Manager instead.

1. Log into Bravenet
2. Click on your website URL
3. Click on File Manager

Then once you have the page created, you can update the user account to point to it.

1. Log into your Bravenet account
2. Click on "Password Protect"
3. Click on "Manage Accounts"
4. Click on the EDIT button beside the account you want to edit
5. Update the URL, and click on the "Save Changes" button

If you have the Professional hosting, you could restrict access to a directory on your website using a .htaccess file, and then keep your private pages inside that directory. A .htaccess file would provide greater protection than the Password Protect service offers. Using this method, if anyone goes directly to the URL, they would always get a login box immediately (unless they are logged in already).