Project III: Using JavaScript on a Log-in Page
The company is about to add a new Partners section to the site. Part of this new section will not be accessible by the general public; only existing partners will be allowed entry. One of the Perl programmers has created a log-in page (see Figure 3-4), written the script, and is going to maintain the database with the usernames and passwords. So what is there for you to do, you ask?
Figure 3-4. Partners log-in page.
Well, the powers that be saw a log-in page where once you entered your password, all you had to do was press Enter or hit the Tab key and the log-in script was called. The log-in page ...
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