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| message from kroc_kroc on 16 Jul 2004 |
Not too sure if this is easy or not? I'm a total novice and want to create a
page which can only be accessed if you get the password correct. The problem
for me lies in how do I create the password bit? Can I just use the form
elements and some script. I don't mind if it's insecure and people can view the
script if they view the source. Can it be done easily?
Cheers in advance!
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| Alan replied to kroc_kroc on 16 Jul 2004 |
suggest looking at your hosting's FAQ or look in your hosting Control Panel
if there is one. If it's Apache, you could could quickly setup
.htaccess/.htpasswd directory protection which would be secure.
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| darrel replied to kroc_kroc on 16 Jul 2004 |
What's the point of an insecure password? ;o)
What you are asking for is javaSCRIPT...not java. You can easily create a
log in via javascript, but note that the password would be visible in the
source code, and if a person didn't have javascript enabled, they could
easily get around it.
Google will turn up a bunch for you. Here's a page with with a bunch of
them:
http://javascript.internet.com/passwords/
Actually, I think DW may even come with a basic javascript based password
login tool.
-Darrel
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