password enabled page

how to add a password enabled page to a site?

What language are you using? ASP? PHP?
It it happen's to be ASP, I am here to the rescue..

ASP-MySQL: Advance Login Page [Step-By-Step Tutorial]

If it is PHP, then here is a complete tutorial!

You can do this with .htaccess as well. This link might help you some.

no just a simple java code that wen a visitor opens a page shuld hav to first enter a password...can it happen...?

Do you mean JavaScript or Java? They are two completely different things.

If you are looking for a Javascript one, have a peek here: http://javascript.internet.com/passwords/prompt-in.html.

PLEASE BEAR IN MIND THAT PEOPLE CAN LOOK AT YOUR JAVASCRIPT CODE AND THEY CAN ALSO DISABLE JAVASCRIPT ON THEIR BROWSER! I WOULD SUGGEST THAT YOU LOOK AT JACOB'S VERSION UNLESS YOU ARE ABLE TO USE PHP!!

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This is better to be done with htaccess.

Javascript can do this as well but not secure enough!
You can code then using ASP or PHP.
Using thie link that I gave you, you can do that, provided you know the language as well as any database (MSSQL / MySQL)

If you got any problem to start, let me know..

i donno bout php or asp... my web site is simple html....no such databases...
so i need just a simple code or some thing that can protect my certain page or pages from un wanted users...
i want that only some of users who know the passsword can view the page....

Use PHP or ASP ... no Javascript or it won't be a password protected site at all.

Follow the links posted by monie in his first reply.

If you have cpanel you can password protect directories with a little prompt.
If you don't you can do this, but you will have to do it manually with htaccess.

If you are talking about basic HTML, you can't password protect you site!

You could do that using simple javacscript with encripted password embeded in your code but it is still not secure compare if you use ASP or PHP.

Cheers..

Use .htaccess. However, you need an Apache server. If none of the above mentioned work, or you just don't have the technology available, then it will be close to impossible to password protect your site...

A simple ASP page and Access Database will just make your day!
I could teach you how if you want

sure monie tell me....

First, try out my complete tutorial that I have posted HERE The tutorial will show you all that you need to create the login page using ASP-ACCESS or MySQL!

If you don't understand them, then I will come to your help
Cheers..

i donno mysql database ..can i make a database in ms access and than use it in asp page....
and wat to do with that asp coding...save it in my html page orsave it as name.asp

Hai, sorry that I could not reply to you this few days coz I am having my first baby (my wife, by the way hehehe..)

I promise to you I will help you as soon as my situation is in control
Regarding your question, you can use ACCESS with ASP. They are much more easy compare when you use ASP with MySQL.

Every page in my Tutorial there, if you want to use them, save them in .asp extention not .htm or .html! You could see the file name from the working example HERE!

very very congratulations.....
its ok...
am trying to understand ur tutorials dnt wry i will do it one day

There are millions of pre-built solutions. But, we can't really make any suggestions until we know what type of server you are working with. Is it a Linux server, or a Windows server? Is it running Apache? Do you have MySQL or some sort of database installed?

Regardless, you can do this though PHP (Linux) with or without the use of databases (MySQL). Just depends on how in depth you are wanting go. You can also do this though ASP (Windows), I honestly have no idea about this option, so I will leave this one for monie. Or finally you can do this though .htaccess. This is a super simple way of adding a password on your website, but you must be using an Apache server. Let me show you some examples...

.htaccess login...
http://creativecoding.webforumz.com/development/

PHP Login with MySQL...
http://www.ldstroop21.org/

ASP Login...
http://www.hotmail.com/

So, first tell us the stats about what you have with your hosting account. Then we will give you the best solution to your issue. Looking forward to your reply, Jacob!