Use a JAVASCRIPT username/password instead the browser's oneTag(s): Varia
URL can be constructed with a special syntax to include an username and password. The format is username:password@www.server.com. The URL is protected using the mechanism included with the web server.
<HTML><HEAD> <SCRIPT> var targetUrl="www.server.com/protect/default.html"; function login() { if (validLogin()) { password = document.userInfos.username.value; username = document.userInfos.password.value; self.location.href= "http://"+username+":"+password+"@"+targetUrl; } } function validLogin() { if (isBlank(document.userInfos.username.value)){ alert("Can't be blank"); document.userInfos.username.focus(); return false; } if (isBlank(document.userInfos.password.value)){ alert("Can't be blank"); document.userInfos.password.focus(); return false; } return true; } function isBlank(s) { return (s == ""); } </SCRIPT> <BODY onLoad="document.userInfos.username.focus();"> <H1><CENTER>Identification </H1></CENTER> <CENTER><TABLE BORDER=1> <FORM NAME=userInfos> <TR><TD>User: </TD><TD> <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME=username LENGTH=20></TD></TR> <TR><TD>Password: </TD><TD> <INPUT TYPE="password" NAME=password LENGTH=20> </TD></TR> <TR ALIGN=center> <TD></TD><TD> <INPUT TYPE="button" VALUE="Ok" onClick="login()"> </TD></TR></TABLE></FORM></CENTER></BODY></HTML>