adammccambridge
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I currently have a site that utilizes a PHP Login for a single page on the site.
I am unable to edit this page within Pagelime because the system attempts to verify whether or not the user is logged in when trying to open the page to edit.
Is there a way to make PageLime ignore PHP code?
I tried the <-- CMS:REMOVE --> code and it did not work.
Hmmm... the cms remove wont work because that's being read by the browser, whereas the PHP is being displayed via the server.
You should be able to do it via the PHP. You can make an if statement, that doesn't show the login if the domain the site is being browsed from is your actual site. In this case pagelime.com (or if you are pro your CNAME)
Emil might be able to jump in and give you the actual code, but that's the path to head down.
Yup there is a way to make your PHP code ignore the login if viewed from Pagelime.
We always send along a client request header of:
Pagelime-User: ******
Where the ***** is the currently logged in user email.
You can use PHP code to check that. If you're using apache you can use this function:
http://php.net/manual/en/function.apache-request-headers.php
So just check if that request header exist... optionally check if the email is someone you've authorized... and bypass the login!
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