The Javascript Password System (JPS) allows you to restrict access to your web pages by supplying "authorised" users with a password which they can use to view the protected pages. It works by using hidden directories on the web server and Javascript. So you need no web server (CGI) access at all to use it. The program can change the hidden directory on a regular basis without the need to supply your users with a new password.

Simple Password Gate is a logon script allowing your visitors to logon using a password. The password is the name of the page, for example the page photos.html would have the password photos. This script is not 100% secure.

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 Username / Email Changer control is a simple but powerful control that ensures username / email address hygiene through an easy to use and intuitive interface. The control uses regular expressions to validate email address syntax, in addition with a confirmation challenge. A dynamic status display provides users with all the necessary feedback to ensure the quality of their responses. The control also reduces round-trip time to the server by ensuring that the email addresses provided passes all tests prior to submitting a request.

This simple script will send a user to a page only if they supply the correct password, helping to keep the page hidden from others.

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.

This script allows you to put a cPanel/WHM login form on your site for easy login. This script also has the capability to log into different servers from the same form. This script also uses PHP.

If visitors enter the correct password, they will forward to "protected.html"; if they enter an incorrect password, they'll hit the page called "oops.html

Having a difficult time thinking up a password Need to automatically generate a password as part of a larger application This script can help. It randomly creates a password of any specified length using alphabetic and numeric input.

This is a simple JavaScript that allows you to password protect your Web pages. Written in French.

This is a neat password protection script that uses the password prompt as a barrier between the source of the page. There is not a single second that the person viewing the page can look at the source.

This is a simple password script that requires both a login and password to gain entry to the protected page, with an incorrect set taking the user to a "failure" page instead.

Set up this quick and easy password protection script in minutes. Choose your desired login Username and Password, and require that your visitor's enter the information before accessing any HTML page. It is not recommended that this script be used to protect anything extremely private.

Have you ever wanted to password protect a web page but did not know how Well your problems are solved with Key Keeper. This is one of the first password protection JavaScripts that will allow multiple users (multiple passwords).

Password Pro is a password protection program written in JavaScript that uses an encryption mechanism, to hide the password from the source code. You can use Password Pro to protect folders or files. The pages name must be the same with your password, and the script is case sensitive and can only recognize numbers and letters.

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.

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.

You can use a basic cookie script to keep visitors (that don't have the cookie on their system) from viewing certain parts of your site (kind of.... There are always ways around it). The cookie is placed when the password provided is correct. Then, when they are forwarded to the password protected page, the cookie allows them to stay. Those without the cookie are sent back.

This JavaScript is just like the previous Multiple Users one, but doesn't use a table interface to login. Instead, after clicking the Login! button, the script will prompt users for their username and password, and then perform the password-protection.