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Homeriscool
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Message posted at 02/10/2007, 16:18:25 PM by Homeriscool |
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hi just wondering if anyone can help me out.i am not a coder for a start i use dreamweaver 8 and i understand that in order to make a website using login forms etc i need to use php.does dreamweaver already have a script when you go to start a new php website?and if so how do i get it to do what i want it to do? |
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Francescgj
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Message posted at 02/11/2007, 13:35:08 PM by Francescgj |
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I recently did a small application for my own business and I needed php/MySQL to interact with a database with the php code. I went through these tutorials to learn the basic setup and coding:
http://www.tutorialized.com/tutorial/PHP-Simple-login-script/9963
http://www.freewebmasterhelp.com/tutorials/phpmysql/1
I did the php/mySQL coding using a text editor and you can design the site with dreamweaver I guess. I'm not sure of the php capabilities of dreamweaver.
Hope it helps a little bit, at least to gain some knowledge of how the interaction php-database works.
Good luck!
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Afirozia
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Message posted at 03/24/2007, 11:46:12 AM by Afirozia |
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Hi,
Actually it is up to you what kind of security level you need for the login/password. If you just want to 'hide' it from somebody else getting to some of your files, then you could just do a google search for a free php scripts. However, if you really need high security such as for online transaction, etc, you gotta learn more advance technique. Anyhow, these security can't sustain by itself unless you maintain it because as the security level advances, the hackers also advance themselves.
For me, simple php script you could get easily (free).
regards,
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Iamchana
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Message posted at 04/16/2007, 00:53:50 AM by Iamchana |
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I'm currently working on a small website project which the client required a registration page prior to downloading a pdf catalog. The user must first register and assign their own username and password. Once logged in, they will come to the "members only" page.
For these, I use a few PHP scripts where there is no need for any MySQL database. It simply uses a .txt file as a database. The client doesn't require high security, that's why I use a simple .txt file.
If you're interested, I could send you the scripts.
Cheers!
Chana
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www.theBigSauce.com/nucleus/ |
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Homeriscool
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Message posted at 07/15/2007, 15:43:02 PM by Homeriscool |
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yeah thanks for that chana i would really appreciate that.although how do i implement it into dreamweaver 8? thanks |
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Motadacruz
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Message posted at 07/15/2007, 18:41:07 PM by Motadacruz |
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Hi Homeriscool (haha love the name :)
I'm a webdeveloper. I design and build websites for a living.
Like chana said, password protected pages with a .txt file is possible and not that hard to understand. But I only advise you to use this if there is no really importand data to be protected.
If it is for your own website and want to protect some photos, and that is ok.
Because the .txt password protect is not safe at all. Because if someone knows the file name, he can just type it in the browser (password.txt for example) and see all the passwords.
If it is just for a simple website, I can build a simple code for you that doesn't require a database, is easy to use and pretty safe.
But if your creating a website for a company that requires a really good protected area. Then I advise you to use a database (MySQL). This is the best way to create a login page with everything protected.
Only this is really hard to make if you have no PHP experiance at all. It took me years to understand everything and a good protection. |
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Homeriscool
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Message posted at 07/16/2007, 12:15:20 PM by Homeriscool |
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hello Motadacruz and firstly thanks for your reply.no the site will not be holding any important info,it is merely a means to gather customer details,ie contact telephone number ,name,email address.so i can implement a monthly newsletter and send it out to every registered customer.it is for a fishing tackle shop website and it think it would be of good use.i really appreciate your help and i would be very greatful of you doing the code for me.although as i only use dreamweaver 8 how do i get the login / register form on my webpage and get it to work?thanks very much for your help i really appreciate it.should i pm you? |
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Motadacruz
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Message posted at 07/16/2007, 13:59:43 PM by Motadacruz |
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If you like you can email me: michel[at]motadacruz[dot]nl |
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Daveg08
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Message posted at 04/19/2008, 09:05:20 AM by Daveg08 |
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I am just beginning to learn PHP. It allows your site to employ "server side scripting" which means that some of the web page's code is generated from PHP files that reside in the server and are included in the html page. It also allows use of a database such as mySQL. There are several good books on PHP. My first recommendation would be to learn html and css first before attempting to learn PHP. |
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