I've just been playing around with a java script. It seems pretty
secure as it doesn't give the URL away in the code - you must know the
name of the web page. If you enter 'private', for example, the script
goes to the private.htm page.
Any problems with this approach? Is it possible for users to list all
web pages at my site, for example?
The only problem I've found is that the person could check your
history to goto the page so it's not 100% secure so you wouldn't use
it to hide vluable information.
<SCRIPT language=JavaScript>
<!--
// **** You can change to ".htm" or ".html" if you want ****
var suffix = ".htm"
// **** You can change the message right before the box ****
var pass_msg = "Enter password:";
function go_there() {
location.href = document.pass_form.pass.value + suffix;
}
document.write('<form name="pass_form" onSubmit="go_there();return
false">'
+ pass_msg + '<br><input type="password" name="pass" size="20"
value="">'
+ ' <input type="button" value="OK"
onClick="go_there()"></form>');
// -->
</SCRIPT>
Stefan B Rusynko said:
First Have you tried the usual repairs
1) In Windows Explorer Find and delete all FP Temp Files
2) In Windows Explorer Find and delete all hidden *.web files
3) In Windows Explorer Find and delete the file CMDUI.PRF
4) Disable or Uninstall any FP Addins
5) Run a Repair / Reinstall on FP & IE
6) Install all Service Packs for your OS, IE, and MS Office
If so, You may need to do a clean uninstall using the Windows Cleanup utility
See
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q290301
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