 The DomePremium
join:2002-12-25
Greencastle, PA | reply to GeekNJ
Re: free log on system? THanks for helping GeekNJ, I am not that good at programming so any help would be great, I guess i will need the input form and all the rest of the code, Thanks
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 cinnamonHow Smart Is Your Card?Premium
join:2002-01-19
Tulsa, OK | In case you need more options, there are currently 7 scripts listed in the "User Authentication" category: »www.phpfreaks.com/scripts/User_A···n/16.php.
If you wish to understand more about how to do it yourself, read a real good tutorial: Creating a Membership System.
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 GeekNJPremium
join:2000-09-23
Waldwick, NJ | reply to The Dome
I found a good reference too at »www.sitepoint.com/article/319/1
If you're not comfortable doing html/PHP programming, you ought to get someone else to do this for you.
If it's nothing more then having a logon page and then making sure you don't get to any other "protected" page without being logged in, it's pretty trivial.
Is that all you want? Do you have a user table setup in mySQL? What is it called? What are the id and password fields called?
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GeekNJPremium
join:2000-09-23
Waldwick, NJ | reply to cinnamon
Figured I'd post the link to the pages:
»www.levinecentral.com/php/logged_in.php shows the page you want to protect, which since you're not logged on bounces you back to the logon page.
Logging on at »www.levinecentral.com/php/logon.php (id: test / password: abc123) and it will let you get to the page. If you logoff, you'll be denied access to »www.levinecentral.com/php/logged_in.php again unless you log back in.
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