Thread: Simple Page Protect generates rubbish

Hey people!

So, I want to use the Single Page Protect, right? So, I add it to the form, preview it, and instead of a login dialog (or whatever is supposed to be there) it generates this kind of rubbish:

Code:

\n";    echo "\n";    echo "\n";    echo "\n";    echo "\n";    echo "\n";    echo "\n";    echo "\n";    echo "
\n";    if($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'POST')       echo "The specified password is invalid!


\n";     else       echo "This page is password protected.


\n";     echo "\n";    echo "   \n";    echo "      \n";    echo "         \n";    echo "      \n";    echo "      \n";    echo "         \n";    echo "         \n";    echo "      \n";    echo "   LoginPassword:  \n";     echo "\n";    echo "\n";    echo "\n";    echo "\n";    exit; } ?>

I do have PHP installed. Whats wrong? :O

Thanks!

PHP will only work when punished to your server. Also make sure your page is php via page properties

Originally Posted by Collectors-info

PHP will only work when punished to your server. Also make sure your page is php via page properties

Well, I thought as long as I have PHP installed, it would work? And I did the .php thing too.

Not sure on what you mean? I take it you have your own personal server at your place to test the script on? Is this correct?

What Chris is saying is that the Login script requires PHP installed.
If you are testing it on local level, you should have a WAMP (Windows Apache MySQL PHP ) environment installed on your own machine, but even if you did, you would NOT be able to test because BV will NOT publish on the WAMP local folder, so you can't actually test it on your local computer.
In order to be able to test, you will need to publish the page in a VodaHost account.

Originally Posted by navaldesign

What Chris is saying is that the Login script requires PHP installed.
If you are testing it on local level, you should have a WAMP (Windows Apache MySQL PHP ) environment installed on your own machine, but even if you did, you would NOT be able to test because BV will NOT publish on the WAMP local folder, so you can't actually test it on your local computer.
In order to be able to test, you will need to publish the page in a VodaHost account.

Well, I just take the HTML and generate an index.php out of it. And I have PHP installed, and I use Xampp