How do I encript my web page so that others won't post on it?

Question

encrypt pages,

Answer 1

This is a very difficult task and nearly impossible. One thing you could do is to encrypt all of your pages with JavaScript encoded pairs, with the pairs stored outside of the root of your server. It is not impossible to break coded pairs, but it's the best method you'll get. However, people who do not have JavaScript enabled in their browsers will not be able to view your pages.

Any form of JavaScript encoding is the best method, but it's not surefire. Once again, those without JavaScript enabled will not be able to view your pages.

If you're talking about a blog site, you might try this code to cut out the comment links:

var links = document.getElementsByTagName("a");
for( var i = 0; i < links; i++ )
{
if( links[i].href.match('[comments page URL]') && links[i].innerHTML.match('[link text]') )
links[i].style.display = none;
}

I just whipped up that code out of my head, but it should work. Be sure to replace the stuff in brackets with what it should be.

Answer 2

Normally, e-mails are the ones that are sent encrypted so that they are delivered securely without someone in between sniff them and read the content. Web pages are there to be seen by everyone in the world. And normally they are not modifiable by others except you unless you run an interactive feature such as a discussion board.
What kind of content and features does your web page have? And, by encryption, do you mean securing the web server?

Answer 3

Encryption is for a Host -> Client connection, and isn't something you would integrate into a page. If you want to enable encryption for posting info, that would entail the server you are using to accept https connections. You need to provide more detail...

Zach