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Password Protection

Welcome to this issues Java Junky. Anyway, today I'm going to talk about simple password protections using java. I have included the full source code too at the bottom.

The java script I am using was created by Animorph840. Thanks for the script! All you need to do is put the script in your <body>…</body> tags.

The script presents you with a simple form to put the password in and if you are correct you are taken to page2.htm. If not you are taken to wrongpage.htm and eaten :). You can also add multiple passwords.

<SCRIPT Language = "JavaScript">
function passwordOK(anystring) {
anystring = anystring.toUpperCase()

if (anystring == "GREEN" || anystring == "BLUE" || anystring
== "RED" || anystring == "YELLOW") {
/*Add more passwords if you'd like, but ALL PASSWORDS MUST BE IN CAPS!*/
alert('You got it right!')
alert('Now taking you to the hidden page.')
location="page2.htm"
//Change page2.htm to your hidden page
}


else {
alert ("Please enter the CORRECT password next time.")
location="wrongpage.htm"
/*substitute your own wrong page for wrongpage.htm*/
}
}
</SCRIPT>
<FORM>
<b>Password: </b>
<INPUT type="password" name='pass' Size = 20 onChange =
"passwordOK(this.value)">
</FORM>


<FORM>
<b>Password: </b>
<INPUT type="password" name='pass' Size = 20 onChange =
"passwordOK(this.value)">
<!-----Password_Script_By_Animorph840_animorph840@yahoo.com----->
<!--From_Animorph840's_Galaxy__http://www.angelfire.com/ky/Animorph840-->
</FORM>