This site uses an app called Drupal, however I am not sure if there is a special module for the login installed. If you want to look at the normal Drupal php files download a copy Here.
Hope this helps
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Drupal has several login enhancements including logintoboggan, which automatically removes unusable characters, plus a few other options including optionally collapsing the login fieldset with clickable expand.
There is also support for a modal login with Lightbox 2.
Additional options include login by email-as-username, automatic login by IP, OpenID, Pubcookie and several other shared authentications.
The login page can be used as an option for 403 Access Denied.
The TWF login looks like the plain vanilla Drupal login (with some css custom colors); in fact it overlaps the http://globaltap.com/disktodisk.html link in IE7 (Megan? Jeeves?)
Drupal has several login enhancements including logintoboggan, which automatically removes unusable characters, plus a few other options including optionally collapsing the login fieldset with clickable expand.
There is also support for a modal login with Lightbox 2.
Additional options include login by email-as-username, automatic login by IP, OpenID, Pubcookie and several other shared authentications.
The login page can be used as an option for 403 Access Denied.
The TWF login looks like the plain vanilla Drupal login (with some css custom colors); in fact it overlaps the http://globaltap.com/disktodisk.html link in IE7 (Megan? Jeeves?)
How do you know that he asked about that ????
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Is this Application have sofware to Install and other tools to make easier?
What do you mean?
Your thread title is "About PHP Login Script", so do you mean PHP login scripts in general? Or a specific one? The one for this site? One you are working on? One you have seen somewhere?
You can make your own login scripts with PHP, and can read tutorials on the internet and download already made login scripts.
There are no "tools" with login scripts as such, you edit the PHP source code to change how your login functions works.
A "tool" would only change that code, which is not a feasible option really.
But you have to be a bit more specific with your question so we can answer you more directly
cmoyer posted this at 23:34 — 20th November 2008.
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Do you mean this site? or another site?
This site uses an app called Drupal, however I am not sure if there is a special module for the login installed. If you want to look at the normal Drupal php files download a copy Here.
Hope this helps
C.Moyer Learning Webmaster
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decibel.places posted this at 04:22 — 21st November 2008.
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Drupal has several login enhancements including logintoboggan, which automatically removes unusable characters, plus a few other options including optionally collapsing the login fieldset with clickable expand.
There is also support for a modal login with Lightbox 2.
Additional options include login by email-as-username, automatic login by IP, OpenID, Pubcookie and several other shared authentications.
There is a default login page at [base url]/user/login (eg http://www.webmaster-forums.net/user/login )but access is denied if you are already logged in.
The login page can be used as an option for 403 Access Denied.
The TWF login looks like the plain vanilla Drupal login (with some css custom colors); in fact it overlaps the http://globaltap.com/disktodisk.html link in IE7 (Megan? Jeeves?)
MH-Dolly posted this at 08:49 — 4th December 2008.
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Drupal has several login enhancements including logintoboggan, which automatically removes unusable characters, plus a few other options including optionally collapsing the login fieldset with clickable expand.
There is also support for a modal login with Lightbox 2.
Additional options include login by email-as-username, automatic login by IP, OpenID, Pubcookie and several other shared authentications.
There is a default login page at [base url]/user/login (eg http://www.webmaster-forums.net/user/login )but access is denied if you are already logged in.
The login page can be used as an option for 403 Access Denied.
The TWF login looks like the plain vanilla Drupal login (with some css custom colors); in fact it overlaps the http://globaltap.com/disktodisk.html link in IE7 (Megan? Jeeves?)
How do you know that he asked about that ????
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decibel.places posted this at 05:37 — 12th December 2008.
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How do you know that he asked about that ????
Well, the question is about "this" application - which I interpret to mean this site, which uses Drupal.
How do you know pangetkah002 is a he?
greg posted this at 03:49 — 26th November 2008.
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Is this Application have sofware to Install and other tools to make easier?
What do you mean?
Your thread title is "About PHP Login Script", so do you mean PHP login scripts in general? Or a specific one? The one for this site? One you are working on? One you have seen somewhere?
You can make your own login scripts with PHP, and can read tutorials on the internet and download already made login scripts.
There are no "tools" with login scripts as such, you edit the PHP source code to change how your login functions works.
A "tool" would only change that code, which is not a feasible option really.
But you have to be a bit more specific with your question so we can answer you more directly
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HolyWarlock posted this at 04:51 — 12th December 2008.
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requred php-autorization to on login?
decibel.places posted this at 05:38 — 12th December 2008.
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requred php-autorization to on login?
huh?