[PHP] Re: Login system using PHP/MySql

2003-02-14 Thread David Eisenhart
you could try the phplib libraries (which as well as authentication
implement other things such as database abstraction and templates) There is
some overhead involved in getting up to speed with phplib but there is a lot
of help out there (in the form of articles, email list etc..) I found phplib
very, very valuable to get me started on my first php application
(principally using it for the authentication) but have since preferred to
write my own authentication code. Going it alone with the authentication
does, as you allude to below, involve getting a good handle on sessions. To
this and other related ends I would thoroughly recommend the 2 books 'Web
Database Applications with PHP  MySQL' and 'Programming PHP' (both O'Reilly
titles). Of course a lot of info is out here on the web, but these books are
particularly well written, comprehensive and very handy sitting there on the
desk while you work. Sorry - not the quick fix solution you request but one
that'll help in the longer term.

David



Yc Nyon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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 Hi,

 I have looked at many examples session-based of login/password system to
 protect webpages but can't get it to work. Seems simple but... I have php
 and mysql installed in my windows server.

 If any kind soul can point me to a working (easy) setup of this task, i
 would be most grateful.

 Nyon


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[PHP] RE: Login system using PHP/MySql

2003-02-13 Thread YC Nyon
Hi,

I have looked at many examples session-based of login/password system to
protect webpages but can't get it to work. Seems simple but... I have php
and mysql installed in my windows server.

If any kind soul can point me to a working (easy) setup of this task, i
would be most grateful.

Nyon


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Re: [PHP] RE: Login system using PHP/MySql

2003-02-13 Thread olinux
What is your question? What errors are you getting?

Here's a couple articles that you should read. Both
include code that accomplishes what you are after.

A Complete, Secure User Login System
http://phpbuilder.com/columns/tim2505.php3

Building a Members Area with PHP: Part 1/6
http://www.devarticles.com/art/1/241
(you can find the other 5 parts)

olinux


--- YC Nyon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi,
 
 I have looked at many examples session-based of
 login/password system to
 protect webpages but can't get it to work. Seems
 simple but... I have php
 and mysql installed in my windows server.
 
 If any kind soul can point me to a working (easy)
 setup of this task, i
 would be most grateful.
 
 Nyon
 
 
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