It seems like such a tiny problem:

Trying to upload a very very simple html 4 page website online through DreamWeaver. Have done such things before with no problem.

The index uploads and is accessible perfectly. However, if you click on the links to navigate to any of the other pages on the website, or even if you type in the correct URL for the particular page, a box comes up asking for a Username and Password. If I click OK it just keeps asking for it, if I click Cancel, it goes to a blank page with "Error: Access is Denied" written on it.

Why does this happen? Is there something obvious on dreamweaver I'm missing? Is it a server problem?

If anyone can help, please let me know

Thanks
Shallow Fry

I have no idea about what environment you're operating in - things like what kind of server you're running, if its local or remote, operating system and some config snippets are always handy in figuring stuff like this out.

What you've described sounds like you've got BasicAuth set up on Apache (assuming you're running a proper webserver rather than a M$ webserver).

There may be a .htaccess file, or you may need to change your httpd.conf to allow access to pages other than index.html . More on that at:

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/howto/auth.html#basic

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