LOGIN | CSV - Prenly

A common way to lock material behind a login procedure is to use a CSV file. When a reader tries to log in, a check is made against the registry (CSV file) which determines whether access is granted or not.

What should the registry contain?

A CSV file looks like an Excel file and the desirable information it should contain is:
- Names
- Email addresses
- Customer number/subscription number/ID number

Where should the register be saved?

The file gets uploaded to us by using an FTP-client.

The file gets uploaded to us by using an FTP-client.
If you do not have an FTP client, you will need to download one, such as FileZilla.
- Download FileZilla for Mac
- Download FileZilla for Windows

Remember to always name the file the same way every time a new file is created, so that we can always find it when we import.