[jeffgrant]

Originally Posted by einreb

I was assuming (my fault) PHP or ASP server side script for that 'solution'.

He asked for something simple, that's a simple solution that requires a bit of coding.

If it allows htaccess files, go that direction. if its an iis machine (some IIS hosts also allow htaccess), here's some code to use the web.config method...

http://support.netfirms.com/idx.php/73/786/article/How-do-I-passwordprotect-a-web-page-using-ASPNET.html

Ahh... my bad. I never really consider Javascript as a server-side solution, only client side.