According to the Active4D documentation: "Active4D provides full support for protecting portions of your web site against intruders by using the basic HTTP authentication protocol. Currently authentication only works with executable files. "
I guess this means that a .html files are just served, providing you set serve non-executables to true.
Our Active4d server also uses IP as the first level screen. Known IP, you can see some search stuff, but can't do anything unless you login using our login method. Unknow, you can't see anything unless you login.
Merging the two servers would give us a single point of access and a single login, but it looks like if I want to protect the static html I either have to set ".html" as an executable (if you can in fact do that) in the a4d.ini file or change all the .html tags to .a4d tags. Either way it Active4D is going to parse stuff it does not need to parse.
Anyone see another way? I guess there is the option of putting it under an Active4D tree, but there are a couple thousand html files.
Just fishing for ideas.
Steve
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