Login box for index.html page

S

Seen

I've seen where the login page is index.html and is only about 1/4 the
browser size. They put a white page on the browser then the login
page. There are no tool or status bars and you can't see the source.

How is this done?????
 
R

Rik

Seen said:
I've seen where the login page is index.html and is only about 1/4 the
browser size. They put a white page on the browser then the login
page. There are no tool or status bars and you can't see the source.

How is this done?????

javascript: window.open(some_arguments)

Grtz,
 
P

PW

Or ...

You add the user by right-clicking on the "my computer" icon and selecting
"manage', then go into "local users" and add the user you want to give
access too.

Then you use windows explorer and navigate to the folder to be given access,
right-click and add the user.

HTH,
PW
 
R

Rik

PW said:
Or ...

You add the user by right-clicking on the "my computer" icon and
selecting "manage', then go into "local users" and add the user you
want to give access too.

Then you use windows explorer and navigate to the folder to be given
access, right-click and add the user.

We're talking about very different things. A page on a webserver won't
really benefit from your actions, not even on that same windows box.

If we're going to talk HTTP-authentication (which will not result in a
pop-up screen but a prompt from the browser itself), this is also the wrong
ng (OK, the javacsript was off too). That's server dependant: for apache,
check: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/howto/auth.html

Grtz,
 
J

Jim Moe

Seen said:
I've seen where the login page is index.html and is only about 1/4 the
browser size. They put a white page on the browser then the login
page. There are no tool or status bars and you can't see the source.

How is this done?????

Disable Javascript and you will see.
 

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