Faux Login Form for Password Protected Pages

  • Hi there –

    I’m trying to create a faux login form for clients of my site to access their unique, password protected pages.

    Right now, I have a parent page: …/client-login/
    And, a subpage: …/client-login/doe

    The subpage is password protected.

    I’d like to create a form on the client-login page, whereby my client can enter his last name (doe) in one field, and the password of the subpage in a second field.

    The form would then redirect the client to the …/client-login/doe subpage (field #1), and pass the password to unprotect it and make it viewable.

    Is this possible? If so, could someone provide the code for the form? I’m not too concerned about these pages being ultra secure – I just need a portal so that a client can land on his or her specific page.

    Thanks!

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  • hi

    Not sure if this will work for you, but we have developed a plugin that will allow unlimited “private pages” based on a username, not user type, so basically, once they login, they will see all “normal” content on the site, as well as their own specific navigation, each user can have separate a navigation structure, and this is all automated by the plugin, it will build that users nav based on the pages that are created for them

    Thread Starter cblandford

    (@cblandford)

    Thanks – I’ll check that out.

    Might be a little more advanced solution than what I was looking for, but I’ll look into it.

    Appreciate the help. If anyone else has alternative solutions, I’d love to hear them.

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