I'm attempting to setup & use the mod_rewrite with php_include. I see in the instructions that I need to create a new table in my database (ie: my_database_name.amember_users), however, what are all the properties or attributes for this "amember_users" table when I set it up in phpmyadmin? Also, how many fields will be needed in this table? I've looked for this before I asked. Looking forward to launching my membership area. Thanks, Jeff - SolveYourProblem.com
Got it Sorry about that. I set it up ok. That table was needed for mod_auth_mysql. Membership folder is now protected. Jeff
How did you set it up? Hi launch, I read the instruction/guide to activate mod_rewrite however I can't get it to work. Can you share the steps you took to activate protection for your directory? Did you have to add an .htaccess file to the directory? The guide to mod_rewrite on cgi-central is very confusing... Thanks ahead.
Here is (I hope very clear) text about mod_rewrite from the manual: Setting Up Protection Note: use aMember CP -> Protect Folders function instead. Described below is a manual procedure, and should be used only if aMember CP -> Protect Foldes doesn't work for you by some reason. If you have any exact questions, feel free to ask it here or at https://www.cgi-central.net/support/
mod_rewrite setup Hello. Here's what I did to get the mod_rewrite to work. 1- Click Setup/Config & make sure the cURL field is filled in with either /usr/bin/curl or /usr/local/bin/curl. 2- On the same page in the top menu, click PLUGINS. I highlighed these three Protect Plugins: .htpassword, mod_auth_mysql & php_include and hit save. 3- Click on PROTECT FOLDERS on your left side (under edit your products menu). it'll ask you to select the folder to protect. You can navigate around by clicking on the pieces of the URL near the top. I had to go up one level to find my members folder. 4 - Once selected, you'll be presented with 4 options. Click the mod_rewrite option (2nd one if i remember). It'll create the .htaccess file for you and place it in the protected folder. 5- Click on ADD USER (left side) and create a user name & PW. Then try to log in. Hope this helps. Jeff - SolveYourProblem.com
mod_rewrite setup 2 Remember to try logging in via: http://www.yourdomain/amember/member.php not directly at the protected directory. Jeff