Instead of replace SRC with
"get_picture.php/1". get_picture.php checks whether the user is
logged in and if so uses the following PHP code to return the picture.
$fileno = $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'];
$filename = "/picture/directory/not-below-webroot/PICTURE" . $fileno .
".jpg";
$image = imagecr
> You could use the Auth component to prevent access to that action by
> people who are not logged in.
I think he is asking for a way to protect pictures in the img/
directory (hotlink ?).
You can use .htaccess for protecting the directory and use a
controller action to serve them (here come the
On 10/17/07, Jacob83 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Nobody knows about a solution for this problem?
> I think it's a very common question, isn't it?
>
You could use the Auth component to prevent access to that action by
people who are not logged in.
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Nobody knows about a solution for this problem?
I think it's a very common question, isn't it?
On 6 Okt., 07:58, Jacob83 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi out there,
> is there any way to limit access to a directory to logged in users
> only? i.e. i don't want everybody to be able to see my picture
Hi out there,
is there any way to limit access to a directory to logged in users
only? i.e. i don't want everybody to be able to see my pictures/
documents by simply entering the url.
I think I'll have to use a php file which flushes the file ... (bad
performance??)
but perhaps someone has already
