Advanced Password Protector cannot do that by itself. It is designed to protect URLs which is available to ALL members from the list.
But i believe this can be accomplished by combining it with simple
password protect script. You'll have to create a copy of that simple password_protect.php for each user.
For example you want to protect these pages:
http://example.com/members/john.php
http://example.com/members/stacey.php
http://example.com/members/marry.php
You have setup advanced password protector so users can login, and they will be redirected to appropriate page. Now you have to check if user has permissions to see that very page.
Download
password protect script, and copy it 3 times (so each page would have its own password_protect.php)
so you may have these (names are not important, name as you wish):
password_protect_john.php - edit script code to set allowable usernames/passwords for john (multiple allowed)
password_protect_stacey.php - edit script code to set allowable usernames/passwords for stacey (multiple allowed)
password_protect_marry.php - edit script code to set allowable usernames/passwords for marry (multiple allowed)
Now you'll have to reference those password_protect_*.php in files being protected (see
password protect example) on how to setup it correctly. So
http://example.com/members/john.php gets protected with password_protect_john.php
http://example.com/members/stacey.php gets protected with password_protect_stacey.php
...
As a result, users will login in
advanced password protector, and will be redirected to appropriate page. That page will be additionally protected with
simple password protector which will check for its own username/password. User will see page if username/password correctly entered, and if do not match - login form would appear.
