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very difficult by alfin Taking the credit for another persons work ? by curious dude. |
Log in to your accountCommentsLimiting who on who gets to log in by xwanksta420 on 8 Apr 2003 7:59pm GMT Hey there i ve been trying to research he interent.. i want to try to create a log in page where ONLY Members of our org can be able to logon.. how is t hat possible.. other than that.. this is a nice lil login script Reply by Mankiy (CoreyGHomie@aol.com) on 11 Apr 2003 2:20am GMT Well, one way is by using groups..... in your members table, add a column called "group" VARCHAR (20) BTW, i dont use this login script, jsut get a few answers from it :P But, you can add this when you are authroizing it but, use if and elseif statements to make a secure login script and such.... like, say you want to check if they are in either the "members" group or the "finders" group (examples...) if ((HTTP_POST_VARS[username] == $dbusername) && ($HTTP_POST_VARS[password] == $dbpassword) && $group == $dbgroup1) { do whatever if its true } elseif ((HTTP_POST_VARS[username] == $dbusername) && ($HTTP_POST_VARS[password] == $dbpassword) && $group == $dbgroup2) { do whatever if its true } else { echo("You have the inncorrect username or password, or you may not yet have access to this area. Please try again or contact the administration"); } does tha give you any clue as to how you can do it? Hope it helps :) pestpatrol by esther keller (parkie@accessus.net) on 28 Feb 2004 2:13am GMT can't seem to get to the program that will allow me to delete HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\clsid\{6cclc918-ae8b-4373-a5b4-28ba18516 |