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Hello.
I want to build a mobile web app with login. I want to just login once and then get a token. I want only those who have logged in to gain access to additional pages in the app. Can you please describe what you would do in my case? Thanks in advance!
You can use Tiggzi database, it has a built-in user management that allows you to register and login users. Once a user is signed in, you get a user token. As for gaining access, if the login fails - you can display an error message.
I have now a fully working form with login connected to my users in my database. But still anyone can type in the url to any different page on my website and still see the content. How to provide people to see my other pages?
You could keep some sort of a token in the local storage. If it exists, then the user can see the page, if not, the user is redirected to login/register page.
okey. great! just what I want! Did You've got some good tutorial or guide on this?
Not specifically for that. As long as you got the services working, know how to use browser's local storage API, you should be able to implement it without problems.
Do you now perhaps have a tutorial, or example code for how to secure pages using tokens?
Hello Matthew,
Please look this tutorial: https://devcenter.appery.io/documenta...
That would be security for REST services, what I was looking for is what is mentioned in this thread, securing each page of the app.
If the question is: do we have such tutorial - no we don't have.