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You can do authentication on a page by page basis
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You can do authentication on a page by page basis
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One cool thing about php is that you can fairly easily validate users before displaying content on a page by page basis. Let's say you don't want to restrict the entire directory using htaccess, this is a neat alternative. Let's create a login system using PHP and mySQL. First we need to create the table that holds our user data. We're going to have 3 fields, logged, which will keep track of the last time a person logged in to the page, user and pass which will be the username and password respectively. Using Telnet you can simply cut and paste this into your mySQL monitor. If you need help with how to log into the mySQL monitor then see the diary entry on connecting to mySQL.
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Oct 16, 2006
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One cool thing about php is that you can fairly easily validate users before displaying content on a page by page basis. Let's say you don't want to restrict the entire directory using htaccess, this is a neat alternative. Let's create a login system using PHP and mySQL. First we need to create the table that holds our user data. We're going to have 3 fields, logged, which will keep track of the last time a person logged in to the page, user and pass which will be the username and password respectively. Using Telnet you can simply cut and paste this into your mySQL monitor. If you need help with how to log into the mySQL monitor then see the diary entry on connecting to mySQL.
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