By francescodf - 12/10/2017
Hi,
I'm writing a script using INQUISIT WEB 5. I would like to encrypt it but without the password being visible to everyone in the html code. Is it possible?
Can I hide ftp credentials within the script? The results will be uploaded to my server via ftp.
Thank you
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By Dave - 12/11/2017
+xHi, I'm writing a script using INQUISIT WEB 5. I would like to encrypt it but without the password being visible to everyone in the html code. Is it possible? Can I hide ftp credentials within the script? The results will be uploaded to my server via ftp. Thank you
I think that should be possible.
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By francescodf - 12/11/2017
How can I do this?
Many thanks
Francesco
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By Dave - 12/11/2017
+xHow can I do this? Many thanks Francesco
When you host the launch page for the script on the millisecond.com server, it should be possible to specify the password needed to decrypt the script when uploading an encrypted script file. That password, then, should not show up in plaintext in the HTML source code, but in an obfuscated fashion. If you'd like to DM me a link to your launch page as well as the password you are planning to use, I should be able to help you set this up. It should also be possible to use that obfuscated password if you ultimately plan to host the launch page on your own server.
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