Password Protect a Site with a Form 

Instructions in the video are great. This solution, adjusted a little as per other comments below, was exactly what I needed. Thank you!

If someone knows url to secret page, To access directly to the secret page, just the URL is enough. we can surpass the home page validation. This solution works for those audiences who are less techy. In general, this is not a great solution though.

Exactly what I spent hours searching for! Thank you!

But this is not password protected at all. If the link to the hidden page is shared, then anybody can see it without needing the password. This is just a google form to a "hidden" page.

Simple and sweet! Great video and subbed.

Looking through the comments, I had the same issue a few others did. An option to have the website open in a new tab: instead of embedding the Google Forms link on the page, insert a button that links to your google form. Then the button will open the website in a new tab automatically. It also looks a little cleaner. I also deleted the second section you added it it seemed to tidy up the form a little bit. Thank you again!

great video! thank you!!

Nice work my man

Great work. But it didn't work for me either as it wanted to open a new webpage inside the form I think, which just brought up an error message. However I found that by linking to the form from a word (instead of embedding it on the page) I was able to get it to open a new webpage with the form. Which then opens the link from inside the form (to my "secret page"). If anyone else finds a better solution, please let us know.

More easy ways to do it like authpro and giving each student a password and username.

Hi can i make for more than one page in google sites?

I was in the middle of making the form when it gave me an error toast message at the top saying your access to this page has changed. then I refreshed and got this error page "We're sorry. You can't access this item because it is in violation of our Terms of Service. If you feel this is in error, please request a review."

this is good thanks

I repeated the steps several times. But the secret page always go back to the home page. Wonder if others have the same issue.

When I clicked the link for accessing the secret page it is showing sites.google did not respond

where you have set the password

Foe me secret page is not opening when i click the link on the form can someone help me

what will happen afterwards if people save the url of the secret page? they can go directly, right?

Not even a teacher or a student but this was incredibly helpful since I'm making a google site! (10/10 video btw)

What a gip... you didn't show the secret page at the end.... Well presented anyway.

This was helpful, except clicking the link in the form at then end didn't work :(

Everyone! If its not working for you I know why! Google Forms strictly does not allow you to be submitting passwords through Google Forms for security reasons. This solution is not a good idea as it will not work and may get your account terminated. If you would like to add simple authentication to your Google Sites! Do so with this tutorial: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dpt4MQeykIY.html Hope I helped!

there is a better alternitave

Didn't work for me, but @jonculinowski4716 was spot on with adding the form as a link instead of embedding. Thanks!