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Protecting Html Site with Php Loging Script

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Oct 05.2011

Hi

just wondering if someone could help me. I have a html site that need securing. I have setup a php – mysql login form and it works fine. What i need to know is how do i stop people bypassing it by putting in /the name of a html page

Any help would be much appreciated

Thanks

Martin

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@CaptainSessaOct 05.2011 — You might to want a look at this:

http://php.net/manual/en/features.sessions.php

On successful authentication you save a value in the session that says if the user is authenticated.. you then have to check on every page on top, if this value is set, or else you just exit or redirect ?
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@EleqtriqOct 06.2011 — You could use Sessions like suggested above or another option would be to embed the HTML page inside of the PHP login script, and print it out if the login was correct. That would only work if you have one page though. Sessions are probably your best bet.
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