Is there a way to protect a web directory so that users have to login with their wordpress login? (The wordpress login used by members on my site that is). Scenario: I'm using html Crosswords created with CrosswordForge, and they are exported from the program in the following way: Folder (Crossword name) > crossword_name.xml, cwf_live.swf, index.html What I was doing before is just using S2 member and putting the crosswords in an iFrame on the wordpress page, but I'm now just displaying them raw with a page that links to all of them. Example of raw output: http://www.modernlanguages.org/crosswords/english/vocab03/vocab3.html As there are around a thousand crosswords to upload and I can't imagine creating and editing 1000 pages within wordpress and iFraming them (if you know of a way of doing this please feel free to help) That's the scenario, so I'm looking to password protect the /crosswords/ folder, but obviously a htaccess wont suffice as the logins are automatically generated via S2 Member's subscription service. (Requiring wordpress login)