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Sorry to burst your bubble but javascript does. I just dont know how to make more than 1 password thats all.This is just javascript alone using a promp to make a password.(Inputbox that validates information)

<script LANGUAGE="javascript">var getin = prompt("What is the password?","")if (getin=="peppermint"){alert('You got it! In you go...')location.href='scripttip73correct.html'}else{if (getin=="null"){location.href='nope2.,html'}elseif (getin!="peppermint"){location.href='nope.html'}} </SCRIPT>

Here is another way, Mostly javascript but with a little html.

<script LANGUAGE="JavaScript">function Getstats() {window.status=('Attempting to Login to user area.')var AccId;var iName;AccId = document.iAccInput.iAccID.valueiName = document.iAccInput.iName.valueif (AccId == "" || iName == ""){ alert('\nERROR\nYou must enter ALL Details,\nto View your statistics.\n');window.status=('Missing data or Invalid. Check spelling and Ensure Names are in Correct Case.')} else{var location=("pw" + iName + AccId + ".html");this.location.href = location;window.status=(' Verifying: ' + iName + '-' + AccId + ' Please wait........');}}</SCRIPT></HEAD><BODY BGCOLOR="#00FF00" onLoad="window.status=('You will need a password and username to proceed further...');"><P ALIGN="CENTER"><BR><FONT SIZE="5" FACE="Arial"><U><B>Login</B></U></FONT></P><HR><FORM NAME="iAccInput"><CENTER><TABLE BORDER="3"><TR><TD ALIGN="RIGHT"><FONT SIZE="3" COLOR="#FF0000" FACE="Arial"><B>User Name:</B></FONT><BR><BR><FONTSIZE="3" COLOR="#FF0000" FACE="Arial"><B>Password:</B></FONT></TD><TD><INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME="iName" MAXLENGTH="15"><br><INPUT NAME="iAccID" MAXLENGTH="15" HEIGHT="50"></TD><TD><INPUT TYPE="BUTTON" VALUE=" Login " onClick="Getstats()" HEIGHT="40" WIDTH="50"><BR><INPUT TYPE="RESET" VALUE=" Reset " onClick="window.status=('RESET: Please enter your USERNAME and ACCOUNT ID.')" WIDTH="50"></TD></TR></TABLE></CENTER>

Im not clear on how this javascript password think works but here it is.

<script LANGUAGE="javascript">function GoIn(){var Password = new Array("p","j","l","z","o","e","m","b","x","z")function getNumbers(){return document.userInput.u1.valuereturn document.userInput.u2.valuereturn document.userInput.u3.value}var input1 = document.userInput.u1.value var input2 = document.userInput.u2.value var input3 = document.userInput.u3.value var pw1 = Password[input1]var pw2 = Password[input2]var pw3 = Password[input3]var pw = pw1 + pw2 + pw3 if (pw == pw1+pw2+pw3){location.href = pw+ ".html"}}</SCRIPT> Put in Your Three-Number Password to Enter: <center><FORM NAME="userInput"><INPUT TYPE="text" Name ="u1" SIZE="2"><INPUT TYPE="text" Name ="u2" SIZE="2"><INPUT TYPE="text" Name ="u3" SIZE="2"><INPUT TYPE="button" VALUE="Enter" onClick="GoIn()"></FORM></CENTER>

So you want to tell me that it cant be done. Well there is 3 ways.

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Skemcin Devoted Member

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irregardless of whether or not javascript can do this, it is pointless. Javascript is a client side scripting language. This means that everything that is programmed can be viewed on the client's PC.The only security a javascript password offers only goes as far as whether or not I click "View Source".But I could be missing something . . .

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Jack McKalling Dedicated Member

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No. This is too pointless. There will be always a way to determine whatever password is correct! There are textprograms that have search and replace functions, so they can find it easier.When is comes to passwords, I strongly recommend taking a shot at server side languages :)

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Chocolate570 Dedicated Member

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Actually, there is no way you can block the user from viewing the source, and the most security you can get is by putting a <script src=""> and in that, put the escaped code, making it so the user's like, "Huh!?!?!". O_o

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