Any help on this would be great! I have a script that offeres a specific service to users, it creates a unique account for each user, that they then have access and control over. However the script has no member mgmt features at my end (admin) for people who sign up for this service. I want to use amemberpro to restrict access to the log-on page for the script in question. (so users would have 2 sets of logon details: 1 for access to the actual service and 1 to actually get access to the logon screen in the first place. Not the neatest solution, but the best I could come up with!) I thought by protecting the folder that contains the script would do the trick.. EXCEPT... the script is a service that people need to be able to signup to. So they complete an online form, which needs to be sent to a .cgi page within that script that creates their new account. Problem of course is the .cgi page is within the protected directory. Obviously the user has no password as they are trying to create the account, so how do I allow the form to "communicate" with that part of the script? I cant move it as it needs to be in the same dir as the rest of the script, but every time I try to signup to the service, it requests username and password as the dir's protected. Hope that made sense to someone..?!?! Am I missing something? I looked at new-rewrite, as it mentioned using with .cgi scripts, but couldn't find any further details on it. Any ideas would be fab!