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Code Gallery: deathdog
Super Simple Password Protect
Type:
code fragment
Added by:
deathdog
Entered:
28/09/2000
Last modified:
01/12/2000
Rating:
- (
fewer than 3 votes
)
Views:
15462
I've found the need to password protect a few webpages and didn't feel like setting up a "real" authentication scheme. This is pretty cheesy, but good for someone who has a webpage and wants to make the information only available to a select few.
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