How Do I Create A Page In Html That Allows A User To Enter A Username And Password By Javascript

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how to do thishow do i create a page in html that allows a user to enter a username and password by javascript

Posted 6-Feb-15 1:03am

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CHill60 6-Feb-15 7:11am

What have you already tried?

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_Asif_ · Answer 1 · 2015-02-06T01:34:00

Solution 1

Check this

how to create a login page when username and password is equal in html[^]

Posted 6-Feb-15 1:34am

_Asif_

Peter Leow · Answer 2 · 2015-02-06T04:53:00

Solution 2

The answer is no. HTML and JavaScript are client-side technologies and anyone can see their source. How could you possibly store passwords under such a setting? HTML, JavaScript, and CSS form only one side of web applications. The other side is the server-side technologies such as server-side scripting for validating log in credentials and databases for storing the user accounts. Read more: Beginner's Guide to HTML5 & CSS3 - Server Side Story[^]

Posted 6-Feb-15 4:53am

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enhzflep 6-Feb-15 15:33pm

While I understand what you're saying and where you're coming from, this is a fairly poor answer in my opinion. It's certainly well-short of the usual standard of your articles.

Q: How do I xxxxx?
A: No. ....

You've made assumptions on the inquirer's intent and extrapolated from that to a position that makes the original question seem foolish. (Which it very well may be).

How do you know that the intention isn't to accept a username and password in one page before then going on to leverage Javascript to login to a _different_ site using these credentials? (Admittedly, it's unlikely - but not actually clear from the question) If this were the case, there would be no need to store the username/password anywhere, rendering much of your answer entirely moot.

Perhaps even, the intention is to simply input two strings.

Basically, this question seems like a perfect candidate for asking clarifying questions.

Peter Leow 7-Feb-15 0:29am

I see your point and I respect that. Thank you, enhzflep.

enhzflep 9-Feb-15 17:16pm

You're welcome Peter, I hope there's no hard feelings. :)

Peter Leow 9-Feb-15 23:00pm

Not at all. We are always learning from one another. Cheer!

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