Is there a really simple way to password protect a page, so when a user clicks on a link a pop-up box appears and asks for the password. If it is correct it goes through to the page, if it is incorrect it goes to the "Wrong Password Page" or something like that. Alternatively, insted of a popup, it could go to another page asking for password etc.
I assume that it would be a form password box, with a submit button. When the submit button is pressed it does some sort of "if pass=beef* go to correct.html, if not beef* go to incorrect.html"
*where beef=password
Any help? Thanks in advance!
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because im using freewebs (they wontlet me upload the files). Are you sure that there isn't any other way?
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I use Apache servers so it's very easy to control.
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