Official Review
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Password Prompt
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If a visitor wants to go a password protected page, they must first enter the correct password on the page with this script. This script will just take you to [password you enter].html. This program works as long as JavaScript is enabled and you have an index.html file in your directory. The password is the protected filename without the .html ending.
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Website Abstraction Encrypted Password Generator
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This program dynamically encrypts the password to a page (differently each time) before saving it, making it a lot harder for foul-minded users to break in. In addition, the program does not simply take the surfer to the file he/she enters as the password. Instead, it navigates to a page only if the surfer correctly enters the password. Invalid passwords will result in an "invalid password" alert.
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Simple Login Script
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This script enables you to create a member's only area on your web site. It uses cookies to ensure a correct login is supplied before granting access, to the area. Also includes the option to have a logout button on your member's area pages. Also member's can be directed to their own pages after login. Version 1.9 includes support for frames.
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Password Changer Form Control
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Your users will appreciate a form control that allows them to change their passwords quickly, easily and cleanly. The Password Changer (a.k.a. Password Editor) provides you and your users with an effective control for changing their passwords.The Password Changer form control provides instantaneous feedback on whether the password and confirmations provided are valid or not. To your users it will appear as if they on a desktop application with no waiting and realtime feedback.Now Available as a Dreamweaver Extension!
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Multiple Users
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This JavaScript lets you set up a separate username and password for as many members as you want, and even give each a different page to go to after logging in.
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