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Writing a Basic Authentication System in PHP by Timothy Boronczyk
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Writing a Basic Authentication System in PHP by Timothy Boronczyk
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Occasionally a site administrator will want to make certain material available online, but also have it accessible to only a select few. Some examples of this might be student records, personalized information, email and even personal photo albums.
PHP > Tips and Tutorials > User Authentication
Oct 16, 2006
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First you will use a form to pass the $pw variable to the php script. When entering passwords into forms it is a good idea to use the "password" input box instead of the "text" one, so that as you type there are asterisks in place of the input. Something like this will work fine:
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In order for an online store to keep track of what's in whose shopping trolley, the system needs to know which user is making specific requests. After users log in, they would get lost amongst all the other users if you didn't keep track of their session. By assigning a unique value to this user, the system can know who it is without having them log in on every page
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The simple answer is PHPLIB. PHPLIB is a set of PHP classes that are designed to make is easier to develop web based applications - things that need interaction. This is provided by many classes, the most essential being authentication, session management, permissions, and database abstraction
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Have you ever wanted to protect a PHP page to prevent people from viewing sensitive information?
Well I haven't but that doesn't stop me showing you how to do it if you ever need to .
The code below is extremely simple indeed. Anyone with a basic PHP understanding will see how simple it is.
Well I haven't but that doesn't stop me showing you how to do it if you ever need to .
The code below is extremely simple indeed. Anyone with a basic PHP understanding will see how simple it is.
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