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Question about Password Protected Album

Started by khena, December 19, 2005, 06:59:30 AM

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khena

OK, I'm confused.

I'm trying to have one of my albums be password protected without having people to need to login.
When I click on Properties next to the album, and put in a password, it defaults to Albums can be viewed by me only.

Indeed, when I log out, I can't see the album anymore.

How can I set it so that everyone will be able to see there is an album there, even if they're not logged on, but have access to it with a password.

I have read the documentation, but it says it defaults to me only as well, so I'm at a loss.

Thanks, in advance.

Khena

Joachim Müller

that's the way password-protected albums work: all except the owner won't see the album as a link in coppermine's regular navigation. As a workaround, post a link to the password-protected album elsewhere, e.g. on your board, a non-coppermine page or in the description of a public album (use bbcode). No other option, sorry.

imrich

khena,

Try turning "Show private album Icon to unlogged user" to "Yes" in the 'Files and thumbnails advanced settings' configuration panel.

I found this will show a 'Private Album' Icon to unlogged users on galleries which have a password set. This is just perfect for me.

Of course, this is a global setting and will show all your private albums, so you can't set this on a album by album basis.

markg

imrich, thanks for the very useful tip!  you sharing your experience is appreciated!  i was at a loss till i read your post.

IronWolve

Bingo, exact thing I was wondering.

Using coppermine for family photos, a simple password is easier than allowing sign ups.