I had this code working the way i wanted it to (as far as correct
username and password allowing successful login)...but what i want to
happen now is when a user successfully logs it it will make the login
form disappear and just say successfully logged in or welcome user and a
link below it so
should use session control after checking for login.
"JHollis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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I had this code working the way i wanted it to (as far as correct
username and password allowing successful login)...but what i want to
happen now is when a user s
"\n";
print "\n";
print "YOU ARE LOGGED
IN AS: $_SESSION[userid]\n";
print "CLICK here TO LOGOUT\n";
print "\n";
print "\n";
}
Hope this is helpful
Jerry Kita
JHollis wrote:
I had this cod
nevermind...i figured it out. I will read up on sessions and test some
things with what you posted and if i have anymore questions, i will post
them. Thanks Jerry.
If anyone else has any other suggestions, please feel free to share them
with me.
JHollis wrote:
Where do i need to start my
James Nunnerley wrote:
Hi All,
Bit of a side question, but it's still php related.
Does anyone know of a Webmail client, preferably open-source, that is able
to support single login, to allow users to collect and use multiple POP3 or
IMAP accounts?
I'm currently using Ilohamail, and have u
Try running mysqld without the -opt. Check out this site
www.apachefriends.org it has a great all in one package that can be
installed on Windows and Linux. If you install it on Windows it has the
option to setup mysql and apache to run as services. This XAMPP package
is a no brainer!!
Hop
, January 04, 2005 9:05 PM, JHollis wrote:
I had this code working the way i wanted it to (as far as
correct username and password allowing successful login)
...but what i want to happen now is when a user
successfully logs it it will make the login
form disappear and just say successfully logged in
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