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[eburnett110]

Hi, I was wondering if it were possible to password protect popup events in normal view. For what I am doing, the website is available to the public but the calendar content is not; it is only for certain members of the task force
:banana:Good job on the calendar, I will be picking one up tomorrow or so.

[ve9gra]

If you're using Apache, you could password protect the calendar installation with an .htaccess file...

Also, if you want to display the calendar but not show the events, you could disable the popups.

[Brian]

There are a number of ways to do this, but they are all done on your end and not the calendar. If you need help or have questions, just let us know.

[eburnett110]

Yes I was considering putting .htaccess on the function directory, would that work? also if it does, would you have to put in a password everytime you click on a popup event or just the first time?

[Brian]

Generally it will authenticate the user once during a session. Just give it a try and see what happens.

[eburnett110]

Thanks for the help, I got it working. What ended up happening was that I put htaccess on the calendar/functions directory, that took care of the pop-ups, and an htaccess on the template calling the calendar. :)