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Password protecting pages
Sam Rayner edited this page Jan 19, 2014
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Password protecting CMS pages is easy. All you need to do is create a module with authenticate
method. Like so:
module CmsPagesAuth
def authenticate
redirect_to login_path unless current_user
end
end
Then in the initializer un-comment and change following line to this:
config.public_auth = 'CmsPagesAuth'
Inside that method you have access to @cms_site
, @cms_layout
and @cms_page
so you can use those in your authentication logic. Please note that this authentication only happens when requested page is found.
Here's example of how to protect /secret/page/path
page with BasicAuth
module CmsPagesAuth
def authenticate
protected_paths = ['secret/page/path', 'so/very/protected', 'no-access']
return unless protected_paths.member?(params['cms_path'])
authenticate_or_request_with_http_basic do |username, password|
username == 'secret_username' && password == 'secret_password'
end
end
end