Do you have any knowledge of PHP? or using mysql databases?
You will need both. And unfortunately, there isn't really an easy out of the can way to do it. There are tutorials out there, even scripts you can copy and paste and download, but they are all PHP based, the form itself is a very small simple amount of HTML.
And you will need to understand the PHP a little to be able to change it to suit your site, or at least know how and where to put it in your website
If it's for members to login you also need a registration form. That takes the users details and stores them into a database, so at a later date when they use the login form it retrieves their details from the database again.
If you have a little knowledge of PHP it isn't too hard.
search google for
"php login tutorial"
"php login form"
etc
JennyScoth0109 posted this at 07:34 — 31st October 2007.
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greg posted this at 14:40 — 21st October 2007.
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Do you have any knowledge of PHP? or using mysql databases?
You will need both. And unfortunately, there isn't really an easy out of the can way to do it. There are tutorials out there, even scripts you can copy and paste and download, but they are all PHP based, the form itself is a very small simple amount of HTML.
And you will need to understand the PHP a little to be able to change it to suit your site, or at least know how and where to put it in your website
If it's for members to login you also need a registration form. That takes the users details and stores them into a database, so at a later date when they use the login form it retrieves their details from the database again.
If you have a little knowledge of PHP it isn't too hard.
search google for
"php login tutorial"
"php login form"
etc
JennyScoth0109 posted this at 07:34 — 31st October 2007.
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you need to have a knowledge on PHP if you want to know that, but here's one example.
Creating a Secure PHP Login Script
Ontario Mortgage
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