How to access the authenticated third party url through weblink?

Hi All,

I have a password protected website. I want to put the link of my
website in third party website and want the users to access my website
without providing the username and password.

Is there a way to hardcode the username and password in html file?

Thanks in advance

Re: How to access the authenticated third party url through weblink?

Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Thu, 15 Nov 2007 05:09:24 GMT
Vikas scribed:

> Hi All,
>
> I have a password protected website. I want to put the link of my
> website in third party website and want the users to access my website
> without providing the username and password.
>
> Is there a way to hardcode the username and password in html file?
>
> Thanks in advance

Sure. Use php or some server-side scripting method and hide the name and
p/w there. The 3rd-party site should use a form to access the script.

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Re: How to access the authenticated third party url through weblink?

Vikas wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> I have a password protected website. I want to put the link of my
> website in third party website and want the users to access my website
> without providing the username and password.
>
> Is there a way to hardcode the username and password in html file?

http://login:password@example.com/

Beware: The password and login are now public. It isn't a protection
anymore.

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Re: How to access the authenticated third party url through weblink?

Scripsit André Gillibert:

> http://login:password@example.com/
>
> Beware: The password and login are now public. It isn't a protection
> anymore.

And this construct, which violates http URL syntax, stopped working in IE 7,
quite intentionally.

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Re: How to access the authenticated third party url through weblink?

Jukka K. Korpela wrote:

> Scripsit André Gillibert:
>
>> http://login:password@example.com/
>>
>> Beware: The password and login are now public. It isn't a protection
>> anymore.
>
> And this construct, which violates http URL syntax, stopped working in
> IE 7, quite intentionally.
>

Right. It's valid for ftp, though.


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