How can i add more than 1 username and password to this code, is there a special delimeter (did i say that right "delimeter") to add between the seperate usernames and passwords. Do i need a whole new code? Here is the current code

<%
If (Request("USERNAME") <> "guest") Or (Request("PASSWORD") <> "arch") Then
Response.Redirect("index.asp?failedlogin=true&USER NAME=" & Request("USERNAME"))
End If
Response.Write Chr(13) ' prints out a carriage return as output in case the page is browsed to directly
%>

Can anyone help, thanks in advance

Pull them from a database.

THE FOLLOWING IS UNCHECKED CODE. IF THERE ARE ERRORS, I DON'T ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY. (In other words, run it and be prepared to fix it somewhat.)

Dim Username, Password, Login_ID, SQL_Query
Username = Request.Form ("Username")
Password = Request.Form ("Password")
Login_ID = 0
SQL_Query = "Select Login_ID from Users where Username = '" & Username & "' and [Password] = '" & Password & "'"
' retrieve your database info here.
If Login_ID = 0 then
Response.Redirect("index.asp?failedlogin=true&USER NAME=" & Request("USERNAME")) 
end if

That oughta get you started.

Or here's one I prepared earlier without a database

http://www.candsdesign.co.uk/article...sp/site-logon/

My way is better though, just because I said so.

Seriously, there are pros and cons to each way. I personally prefer the database-driven approach because I find it easier to keep data (logins/passwords) separated from code, but Hirst's will work in situations where databases aren't allowed with a host.