[RobNZ]

Hi, is it possible to created protected areas of a Publii website? Area that is that cannot be viewed without the user logging in first? Thanks.

[Tomasz Dziuda]

Hi,

Such functionality is hard to achieve with static websites. Publii has no support for such feature.

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[candidexmedia]

Look into Authorizer.dev and octauthent.com.

Authorizer is open-source, self-hosted and can be deployed on Railway very easily. octauthent is a freemium service.

I’ve tried Authorizer, and it works with Publii. The developer of the project is very friendly and responsive on Discord.

[jomocu]

candidexmedia wrote:

Look into Authorizer.dev and octauthent.com.

Authorizer is open-source, self-hosted and can be deployed on Railway very easily. octauthent is a freemium service.

I’ve tried Authorizer, and it works with Publii. The developer of the project is very friendly and responsive on Discord.

It helped me to protect my personal decentralized website, thank you very much!
Before, I used pure Javascript to try to protect the decentralized page a bit, but obviously, anyone with programming knowledge could access it.
Now with your solution I am more protected!

[RobNZ]

Thanks.

[candidexmedia]

Glad to help! Just wanted to share three more options:

MojoAuth (paid option): https://mojoauth.com/docs/guides/html-and-js/

Userbase (freemium, paid version can connect to Stripe): https://userbase.com/docs/sdk/

Web Monetization: It can be implemented on static sites, and there are some interesting demos on gated content: https://webmonetization.org/docs/exclusive-content. That said, it’s not super well known yet, and the only provider at the moment, Coil, just got discontinued. That said, the Interledger Foundation is continuing work on this web standard: https://interledger.org/

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