JavaScript - Need Help With Password.js Formatting!

<div id="passwordBoxes">
      <div id="password2">
        <form name="password1" onsubmit="submitentry();return false;">
          <span class="WhiteLogin">Keyboard classes login</span> 
          <input name="password2" type="password" class="AlignedFormBoxes" size="15" />
           
          <input type="button" class="AlignedFormBoxes" value="Login" />
        </form>
      </div>
      <div id="password1">
        <form name="password1" onsubmit="submitentry();return false;">
          <span class="WhiteLogin">Community Youth Choir login</span> 
          <input name="password2" type="password" class="AlignedFormBoxes" size="15" />
           
          <input type="button" class="AlignedFormBoxes" value="Login" />
        </form>
      </div>
    </div>
  
<script>

var pass=new Array()
var t3=""
var lim=6
pass[0]="gc3Gu5uygvU8VDA"
pass[1]="aNL6yjrU5AAKyy3"
pass[2]="enSaX8glavp54H"
pass[3]="WF3XUKEpbbMEx"
pass[4]="8Pv7bsEqaIjNdb6b"
pass[5]="35Pv7bsEqaIjNdb6"

//configure extension to reflect the extension type of the target web page (ie: .htm or .html)
var extension=".html"
var enablelocking=0
var numletter="0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"
var temp3=''
var cur=0


function max(which){
return (pass[Math.ceil(which)+(3&15)].substring(0,1))
}

function testit(input){
temp=numletter.indexOf(input)
var temp2=temp^parseInt(pass[phase1-1+(1|3)].substring(0,2))
temp2=numletter.substring(temp2,temp2+1)
return (temp2)
}


function submitentry(){
t3=''
verification=document.password1.password2.value
phase1=Math.ceil(Math.random())-6+(2<<2)
var indicate=true
for (i=(1&2);i<window.max(Math.LOG10E);i++)
t3+=testit(verification.charAt(i))
for (i=(1&2);i<lim;i++){
if (t3.charAt(i)!=pass[phase1+Math.round(Math.sin(Math.PI/2)-1)].charAt(i))
indicate=false
}
if (verification.length!=window.max(Math.LOG10E))
indicate=false
if (indicate) 
window.location=verification+extension;
else {
alert("That wasn't the correct password. Please check that your CAPS Lock key is turned off and try again.");
document.password1.password2.focus();
document.password1.password2.select();
}
}
</script>
  <script>

var pass=new Array()
var t3=""
var lim=7
pass[0]="Qmsn8tUQZX4T0PC"
pass[1]="DUtntGtFhaTppWO"
pass[2]="JahI7L4JqbxZrwS"
pass[3]="ong1qqnbr9rvV2s"
pass[4]="7BlqC2sc8hQ8bWMK"
pass[5]="15BlqC2sc8hQ8bWM"

//configure extension to reflect the extension type of the target web page (ie: .htm or .html)
var extension=".html"
var enablelocking=0
var numletter="0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"
var temp3=''
var cur=0


function max(which){
return (pass[Math.ceil(which)+(3&15)].substring(0,1))
}

function testit(input){
temp=numletter.indexOf(input)
var temp2=temp^parseInt(pass[phase1-1+(1|3)].substring(0,2))
temp2=numletter.substring(temp2,temp2+1)
return (temp2)
}


function submitentry(){
t3=''
verification=document.password1.password2.value
phase1=Math.ceil(Math.random())-6+(2<<2)
var indicate=true
for (i=(1&2);i<window.max(Math.LOG10E);i++)
t3+=testit(verification.charAt(i))
for (i=(1&2);i<lim;i++){
if (t3.charAt(i)!=pass[phase1+Math.round(Math.sin(Math.PI/2)-1)].charAt(i))
indicate=false
}
if (verification.length!=window.max(Math.LOG10E))
indicate=false
if (indicate) 
window.location=verification+extension;
else {
alert("That wasn't the correct password. Please check that your CAPS Lock key is turned off and try again.");
document.password1.password2.focus();
document.password1.password2.select();
}
}
</script>

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delusions of immortality.'
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psychiatric disorder in which people hold a delusional belief that they are dead (either figuratively or literally), 

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delusions of immortality.'
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psychiatric disorder in which people hold a delusional belief that they are dead (either figuratively or literally), 

do not exist, are putrefying, or have lost their blood or internal organs. In rare instances, it can include 

delusions of immortality.'

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