(updated) Subfolder needs whitelist and standard redirect for all others
- by Superstrong
How can I allow access to the foo.html files in the .com/song/private/ subfolder for:
a logged-in Wordpress user; or
any referral domains (including subfolders) I add; or
any URL on our own domain from the com/song/private folder;
For all others, the user should be redirected to the corresponding public version of the Post, which is the same html filename and structured .com/song/foo.html. (The private versions uses a different template with different custom fields for each Post.)
Update: Here's what I have so far:
<Limit GET POST>
order deny,allow
deny from all
allow from domain.com/song/private
allow from otherdomain.com
</Limit>
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ ../$ [NC,L]
More:
Will that last rewrite rule take people back to the public version, from com/song/private/foo.html to com/song/foo.html?
I found the following rule for
detecting Wordpress logged-in
status, but what do I put
aferward with a RewriteRule, and will it work anyway? (If not, is there an alternative?) RewriteCond %{HTTP_COOKIE} !^.*wordpress_logged_in_.*$
N.B.
I have added code to my root
.htaccess allowing me to insert
additional .htaccess files in other
subfolders as needed.
Copied from Stack Overflow, where they suggested I ask here.
