Support for password-protected pages.
Download ZIP file and copy it into your system/extensions folder. Learn more about extensions.
Set Status: private and Password in the page settings at the top of a page. The page will no longer be visible and you need to enter the password to access the content. You can continue to edit the page in the web browser and on your computer.
You can use the search extension. Once you're logged in with your user account, you can search for status:private. This allows you to find all private pages.
Content file with private status:
---
Title: Private page
Status: private
Password: password
---
This page is private. Add more information here.
Content file with private status for the wiki:
---
Title: Wiki page
Layout: wiki
Tag: Example
Status: private
Password: password
---
This page is private. Add more information here.
Content file with private status for the blog:
---
Title: Blog example
Published: 2013-04-07
Author: Datenstrom
Layout: blog
Tag: Example
Status: private
Password: password
---
This page is private. Add more information here.
Layout file for showing all private pages:
<?php $this->yellow->layout("header") ?>
<div class="content">
<div class="main" role="main">
<h1><?php echo $this->yellow->page->getHtml("titleContent") ?></h1>
<?php $pages = $this->yellow->content->index(true)->filter("status", "private") ?>
<?php $this->yellow->page->setLastModified($pages->getModified()) ?>
<ul>
<?php foreach ($pages as $page): ?>
<li><?php echo $page->getHtml("title") ?></li>
<?php endforeach ?>
</ul>
</div>
</div>
<?php $this->yellow->layout("footer") ?>
Thanks to Kanbeq for the initial idea.
Steffen Schultz. Get help.