@FriendInNeedJul 07.2007 — #It depends on your hosting. Some hosts offer password protected space. Also, If you have asp.net hosting and know how to use it, you can put a textbox at the top and have an if statement around the rest of the webpage. (if textbox1.text = "password" then...") This wont work for pictures and stuff though. If your interested in learning more about asp.net, id suggest "asp.net for dummies". I read it and learned a lot.
@the_treeJul 07.2007 — #Hello, the website i am creating is not for the public but only for a certain group. How do I set-up an access code to enter the website??
Thanks? :[/QUOTE]The first thing you have to understand is that this is not an HTML issue at all. HTML is really little more than file-format*, what you're talking about is a case of actual processing going on at the server, which is why it's called [i]server-side processing[/i]. What you do next depends on what your host is capable of (what type of server they have, basically) and what they allow.
The easiest way to do this is using a feature of the Apache server called .htaccess, if you're using Apache hosting then ask your host if they allow use of .htaccess and we'll work from there.
[SIZE="1"]*not even that if you're being pedantic.[/SIZE]