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Password Protected Page
This script opens a new window requesting a password then if the password is correct it take the user to the page.
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Page 1 - pass.htm

Insert into <HEAD>
<script language="JavaScript"> <!-- Hide from old browsers // Copyright © 1999 Doug Popeney // Created by Doug Popeney (easyjava@easyjavascipt.com) // JavaScript Made Easy!! - http://www.easyjavascript.com var new_window = null; function password() { new_window = window.open('FILENAME OF SECOND PAGE', 'pass', 'width=350,height=200,resizable=1'); } // End hiding ---> </SCRIPT>

Insert into <BODY>
<A HREF="javascript:password()">LINK DESCRIPTION</A>


Page 2 - passme.htm

Insert ito <HEAD>
<script language="JavaScript"> <!-- Hide from old browsers // Copyright © 1999 Doug Popeney // Created by Doug Popeney (easyjava@easyjavascipt.com) // JavaScript Made Easy!! - http://www.easyjavascript.com function goForit() { var location; var password; password=this.document.testform.inputbox.value location=password + ".htm" fetch(location) theKeeper=window.close() } function fetch(location) { var root; if (opener.closed) {root=window.open('','passme','toolbar=yes,location=yes,status=yes,menubar=yes,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes,copyhistory=no'); root.location.href = location; } else { opener.location.href = location; } } // End hiding ---> </SCRIPT>

Insert into <BODY>
<FORM NAME="testform"> <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="inputbox" VALUE="" size=20> <INPUT TYPE="button" NAME="button" Value="Submit Password" onClick="goForit(this.form)"></FORM>
Page 3 - kurac.htm OK, now the password that you want will be the name of the third file minus the extention and period. NOTE: This is case sensitive! So now all you need to do is to make your secret page!!!

Insttructions
Page 1 - pass.htm OK, here's the skinny. This script uses three pages. Let's start the first page. Call that page what ever you want (i.e. "pass.htm"). Copy this into your <head></head> tag. <script language="JavaScript"> <!-- Hide from old browsers // Copyright © 1999 Doug Popeney // Created by Doug Popeney (easyjava@easyjavascipt.com) // JavaScript Made Easy!! - http://www.easyjavascript.com var new_window = null; function password() { new_window = window.open('FILENAME OF SECOND PAGE', 'pass', 'width=350,height=200,resizable=1'); } // End hiding ---> </SCRIPT> Now this is how you call the link. <A HREF="javascript:password()">LINK DESCRIPTION</A> On this first page all you need to do is change the FILENAME OF SECOND PAGE, mine is "passme.htm". End of page 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 2 - passme.htm Now for the second page. Copy this into your <head></head> tag. <script language="JavaScript"> <!-- Hide from old browsers // Copyright © 1999 Doug Popeney // Created by Doug Popeney (easyjava@easyjavascipt.com) // JavaScript Made Easy!! - http://www.easyjavascript.com function goForit() { var location; var password; password=this.document.testform.inputbox.value location=password + ".htm" fetch(location) theKeeper=window.close() } function fetch(location) { var root; if (opener.closed) {root=window.open('','passme','toolbar=yes,location=yes,status=yes,menubar=yes,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes,copyhistory=no'); root.location.href = location; } else { opener.location.href = location; } } // End hiding ---> </SCRIPT> If your secret page has the ".html" extension then you need to change the line location=password + ".htm" to location=password + ".htm" Now put this in the body of your doc. <FORM NAME="testform"> <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="inputbox" VALUE="" size=20> <INPUT TYPE="button" NAME="button" Value="Submit Password" onClick="goForit(this.form)"></FORM> End of page 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 3 - kurac.htm OK, now the password that you want will be the name of the third file minus the extention and period. NOTE: This is case sensitive! So now all you need to do is to make your secret page!!!