Password Protection - Adding a password to a webpage
The safest and most secure way of protecting pages or directories would be using htaccess. If you would like some help setting this up email me.
Regards,
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Jacob Wheeler
http://www.123webmaster.com , http://www.online-freebies.com
lubrant posted this at 21:05 — 21st July 1999.
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sometimes, depending on your host, you can protect the directories from their control panel....very easy that way!
Keith LuBrant
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SiteLine Development - Quality Web Design & Development
sitelinedev.com
ghoover posted this at 03:33 — 22nd July 1999.
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I have a page on my website that I only want certain users to be able to view. How do I prompt the user to enter a password?
Leech posted this at 18:48 — 22nd July 1999.
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To secure your page with CGI, check out this:
http://cgi.resourceindex.com/Programs_and_Scripts/Remotely_Hosted/Password_Protection/
The CGI scripts are remotely hosted, so you don't have to do much programming and installing yourself.
If you want a less secure, but easier password, check out this one:
http://www.javascriptcity.com/scripts/pass1.htm
For an encrypted (--> more secure) JavaScript password, visit:
http://wsabstract.com/epassword/index.htm
Greetz,
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Leech.
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