<% '************************************************************************** ' This type of script becomes more useful and managable when you are ' comparing these values to those stored in a database or some other source ' of user information instead of hard coding them into the actual code. ' Just be sure that if a data source error arises you don't inadvertantly ' end up giving access to the pages you are trying to protect! '************************************************************************** if LCase(Trim(Request.QueryString("action"))) <> "" then If Request.Form("login") = "Ral" AND Request.Form("password") = "Ral123" Then Response.Redirect("admin.htm") Else Response.Write "Access Denied!" '***************************************************************** ' Note: we don't use the next line so that our description below ' the script comes in. If you wanted to just stop everything here ' you would un-comment the next line and it would stop execution. '***************************************************************** 'Response.End End If end if %>