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a note: writing out the value to a password field ends up completely unencrypted on the client's side. Additionally, I'd highly suggest removing the carriage return between value=" and <? as this can easily create an extraneous space or other characters in the password sent back.
You'll notice that nearly every registration script will avoid sending the password back to the client at all clients, unencrypted atleast, because of the fact of people lurking around.
removing the carriage return between value=" and <?
that's not actually there, i put that there to make it look neater. what i want is a similar form, or input whatever you want to call it, that confirms that both the passwords match, like if i put Joes in one of the password input boxes and Joey in the other it would return false and echo something