[Martiart]

I'm not a programmer. I downloaded a PHP script to password protect certain pages on my site. When the username and password are validated, another PHP scrip is called. Can I change this call to an HTML file? Here's the line of code in the script I'm using:
$success_page = "1.php";
I tried changing this to an .htm file but it didn't work.

[filth]

you could simply rename the htm file with a php extension

[Martiart]

Thanks. I tried renaming the file with a php extension and the file I want is displayed, however, all of the HTML functions (images, links, etc.) are lost. Is there a way to call an HTML file from PHP or do I need to put something in the HTML file to make it run like an HTML file?
Please could someone help. I'm being bombarded with e-mails from site users wondering why the secure area of the site is not working. I just switched my site host. The former host supported .htaccess so I was all set up with passwords for our membership. The new host will only support PHP scripts for protecting pages.

[creepycridler]

leave your file a .php and seperate all the html out of it. Create a html file with all the stuff you removed. then in your .php file use:

PHP Code:

<?php include("your html.html"); ?>

If I understand your problem right, this should work

[Martiart]

Tried it and it still doesn't work. It will display the HTML file, but all you see is the text in that file. No images and no links. Any other help?

[Martiart]

Problem solved. Thanks for the help.