I Am Trying To Make A Password System, In Which for Specific Password, It Redirects to a Custom Webpage,

Like a A Support-type System

But,

Whenever I Type The Password: tanishq1e01, Or tanishq1e02, It Always Returns The Webpage For tanishq1e02 Webpage..?

Why??

I Expected That It Would Output A Different Webpage for Each Password,

But It Doesn't Work!

var ff;
let tanishq1e01 = "tanishq1e01";
let tanishq1e02 = "tanishq1e02"
ff = prompt("Enter Given Password By Prattay: ");
if (ff == tanishq1e01) {
  window.location.href = "suppstsasd/tanishq1e01suppasd.html";
} else if (ff = tanishq1e02) {
  window.location.href = "suppstsasd/tanishq1e02suppasd.html";
} else {
  confirm("Not Right Password! Refreshing...");
  window.location.reload();
}

CodePudding user response：

You have a = assignment instead of == or === compare in the second test.

Here is a more elegant way, where it is easier to add locations

This is assuming you want to use such insecure way to load pages.

const locations = {
  "tanishq1e01": "suppstsasd/tanishq1e01suppasd.html",
  "tanishq1e02": "suppstsasd/tanishq1e02suppasd.html"
}
let ff = prompt("Enter Given Password By Prattay: ");
let loc = locations[ff];
if (!loc) {
  alert("Not Right Password! Refreshing...");
  window.location.reload();
}
else {
  console.log("Going to", loc);
  window.location.href = loc;
}