SillyDog701

[Ron Williams]

Is there any easy way to make a password dialog box for a frontpage website. I have frontpage 2002.

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[Pu7o]

ín frontpage? doubt it, since fp doesn't code anything "server-side". While it could be possible to code a password dialog in javascript, it would be easily readable by everyone who accessed the website....

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[Don_HH2K]

Easy. Put this in the HEAD section of your HTML document:

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<SCRIPT language="JavaScript"><!--hidevar password;var pass1="PASSWORD GOES HERE";password=prompt('TEXT ON P-UP',' ');if (password==pass1)alert('TEXT IF CORRECT');else { window.location="URL OF PAGE THAT IT GOES TO IF THEY ANSWERED WRONG"; }//--></SCRIPT>


I'm not sure if that's cross-browser, though, and it is always possible for somebody to just look at the source to find out.

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[Pu7o]

yeah that was what i meant, if the password dialog is in js, then one only has to look at the source to know the password... definitively not a good idea...

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