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Guest
Is it possible to have a page password protected? Not the entire site, just
one page of it...
one page of it...
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Guest
i use 2003 fyi..
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Tom [Pepper] Willett
Not with FrontPage. You'd need to use a subweb.
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Steve Easton
Depending on the server type, the page either needs to be in a sub web, (
windows ) or its own folder. ( apache/ UNIX)
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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
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windows ) or its own folder. ( apache/ UNIX)
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Bob
You can kind of fake it....
This will work with "One" password.
Switch to HTML view and add this code to your page.
<form >
<input type="text" name="T1" size="20">
<input type="button" value="Submit" name="B1"
onclick="document.location.href = T1.value + '.htm'">
</form>
What this will do is add .htm to what ever is typed in the text box. So if
you have a web page named bill.htm then enter bill in the text box, click on
submit and you will be taken to that web page. Simple but not totally
secure. (Will suit most personal sites)
You could name the page "lkjhgfdsa.htm" and then that is the password.
(lkjhgfdsa)
NOTE: The submit button must be clicked on... hitting the "Enter Key" will
cause an error
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Scientists see the world as it is,
Engineers create a world that has never been
bob
| Is it possible to have a page password protected? Not the entire site,
just
| one page of it...
This will work with "One" password.
Switch to HTML view and add this code to your page.
<form >
<input type="text" name="T1" size="20">
<input type="button" value="Submit" name="B1"
onclick="document.location.href = T1.value + '.htm'">
</form>
What this will do is add .htm to what ever is typed in the text box. So if
you have a web page named bill.htm then enter bill in the text box, click on
submit and you will be taken to that web page. Simple but not totally
secure. (Will suit most personal sites)
You could name the page "lkjhgfdsa.htm" and then that is the password.
(lkjhgfdsa)
NOTE: The submit button must be clicked on... hitting the "Enter Key" will
cause an error
--
Scientists see the world as it is,
Engineers create a world that has never been
bob
| Is it possible to have a page password protected? Not the entire site,
just
| one page of it...
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