ok... the reason I wanted to do it was to hide passwords and usernames that are stored in the code (I use a simple javascript "if" type function to form a username/password system):
<html>
<script language="Javascript">
<!--
var goodURL = "members_news.asp"
alert("To access the [WkD] members area, you must pass a "
+"members-only, authorisation test.\n \n At the appropriate "
+"time, enter in your username and password.")
var username = prompt("Enter in your username","")
var password = prompt("Enter in your password","")
Originally posted by sheps87 ok... the reason I wanted to do it was to hide passwords and usernames that are stored in the code (I use a simple javascript "if" type function to form a username/password system):
The only people who would want to see your code, will be able to. Those who can't -- don't care.
Originally posted by sheps87 s there a more secure (and easy to implement) way of doing this?
The perfered method would be using a ServerSide Language. If you still want a JS Solution, talk to Jeff Mott. He's got the low-down on pretty secure JS Password scripts.
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