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  1. #11
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    adiz,

    I need free web space with serverside scripting php or asp ? I have already searched AO and most of links are old. Have you used one ?

    Dr_Evil

  2. #12
    AO French Antique News Whore
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    Their another thread on that where I suggest a JavaScript name GateKeeper. The password is the name of the webpage so it's paintfull to crack.

    Good Luck
    -Simon \"SDK\"

  3. #13
    Just Another Geek
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    I may be painfull to crack if you don't know what the next page is called. But what happens if they email the url pointing to your "secret" page? Right, no passwords asked it just shows your "secret" page. So basicly it's crap (as others noted in the same thread) and I would steer clear from this kind of "protection".
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  4. #14
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    I SUGGEST YOU GO TO WWW.BLACKCODE.COM IT HAS HELLEPED ME ALOT. IT MAY BE JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. IF NOT I AM STILL LOOKING.
    How can we open the eyes of the dead when we ourselves are hollow.

  5. #15
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    If you can only use client-side scripting, try this script. its not safe, but its safer than the one you use now...
    Code:
    <script language="javascript">
    
    function open_page() {
    var password;
    password=this.document.yourform.yourinputbox.value;
    loc=password + '.htm'
    location.href=loc;
    }
    </script>
    
    form name="yourform">
      <input type="password" name="yourinputbox">
      [img]image.jpg[/img]
    </form>
    if you type "mypassword" into your input-box the script will redirect you to the page mypassword.htm.
    You have to know the name of the page to get access to it. I would name it something like 23jkli11.htm.

    This script doesnt work well with directory browsing allowed =).

    its unsafe, its not something I recommend using for any sensitive information but hey, its better than nothing (almost).
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