Hello and thank you for looking at my question. I have a static html export from a bookdown / R-markdown source and I would like to secure it so that only logged-in kirby users can view it. I don’t want to touch the static html because I am still working on the “book” and so the export is still ch…

Yes! It was the mime type. The assets were all passed as type ‘text/html’ and thus not rendered. Here now is the solution: [ // protect the D.A.T.A. 'pattern' => '/data/(:all)', 'action' => function($all) { // if the user is not logged in, reroute to the login form. if (!k…

The plain html loads fine when the folder sits on the same level as the contents folder and the kirby folder. Can I get kirby to filter or route on a folder that sits outside the content folder?

I can get kirby to route to the folder outside the content from within, i.e. /data, but then it does not check the user privileges. I used the instructions here to do so. However, that does not help me. I have now moved the folder back into /content, i.e. /content/data and I am trying to use the cu…

Shouldnt there be a slash both in the pattern and the file exists check?

I am not sure I understand. I am working from the local file system, not trying to load an external html page. I can’t seem to get it to read in the html file. I just tried to add some html files in the panel but that is also not allowed. Is there some security feature that fails me in the backgrou…

If I understand correctly, you have a folder data, and inside that folder is an html file. Then I think your route should look like this (not tested): [ // protect the D.A.T.A. 'pattern' => '/data/(:all)', 'action' => function($all) { // if the user is not logged in, reroute to the…

Thank you so much for the quick reply. Unfortunately that still gives me the File can not be not found message. The if statement seems to fail. When I remove it, all I get in an empty reply – no html or other code in the response. Here is what I tried: [ // protect the D.A.T.A. 'pattern' => '/…

Something like this seems to have worked in kirby2. [image] Display content from HTML file on a page? Solved ✅ I am at the stage of adding content to a site. The content, which was created in another program, consists of an HTML file and a folder of images. Is it possible…

[image] asbiot: $html = F::load('data/' . $all); Ah, sorry, of course you have to use the complete path to the file: $html = F::load(kirby()->root('content') . '/data/' . $all); Same for F::load()

Thank you so much! You are a star :star: ! The html is loading now. The links are working and the content is shown. The user authentication also works. The only problem is, that it has absolutely no styling. The asset paths all seem to work, but it is shown without any styles applied. Do you know…

Which styles should be loaded, and where are they located?

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