set password on project

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hi how can i set a password in my project?
for ex., if the input password is 12, give me feedback you're AA, and by input password, can change the access part of project
i have 3 parts! first part is password. 2 other parts is enabled by this password. i have 3 passwords that can change 2 other parts!

Posted 27-Oct-13 23:56pm

mohsenvasefi

Updated 28-Oct-13 0:24am

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Shubham Choudhary 28-Oct-13 5:58am

clear your question!!!!

mohsenvasefi 28-Oct-13 6:24am

i have 3 parts! first part is password. 2 other parts is enabled by this password. i have 3 passwords that can change 2 other parts!

Pheonyx 28-Oct-13 6:01am

I'm sorry, what now?
Are you wanting to limit who can access parts of your source code by a password?

OriginalGriff 28-Oct-13 6:27am

That still isn't a question we can answer.
This is not a good question - we cannot work out from that little what you are trying to do.
Remember that we can't see your screen, access your HDD, or read your mind.
We have no idea what "your project" is, or what you are referring to - there are a huge number of things in computing called "A Project" and I suspect that you are talking about a specific project you are trying to implement. Unfortunately, we have no idea what you project is, how it works, or even what kind of environment it is supposed to run. Without that, we are working in the dark...
Use the "Improve question" widget to edit your question and provide better information.

ZurdoDev 28-Oct-13 8:49am

You mean access to the code?

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