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[SOLVED] Password authentication and then redirect?
webmaster1 replied to webmaster1's topic in PHP Coding Help
The 'desired page' is single page where I want the client to be able to submit text to database I've created. It'll be set up using PHP. There is only one 'desired page' thought I don't want it to be publically accessable. -
[SOLVED] Password authentication and then redirect?
webmaster1 replied to webmaster1's topic in PHP Coding Help
Sorry about being so incoherent. Hopefully this will help: index.html Contains the regular content of my home page (text and graphics) Also contains a password form (text field, password field and sumbit button). I want PHP to firstly verify the correct user input and secondly redirect the user to the desired page. privatepage.html Contains the content of the private page (text and graphics). I don't think this needs any php. -
[SOLVED] Password authentication and then redirect?
webmaster1 replied to webmaster1's topic in PHP Coding Help
That went over my head. Is their anything else I can provide to help you lads to help me? -
[SOLVED] Password authentication and then redirect?
webmaster1 replied to webmaster1's topic in PHP Coding Help
I'm relying on PHP to authenticate the given username and password. -
[SOLVED] Password authentication and then redirect?
webmaster1 replied to webmaster1's topic in PHP Coding Help
What an expedient response! Here's how most tutorials advise how to password protect a page: Intended Page: <?php include "password_protect_page.php"; ?> PHP Page: <?php session_start(); $admin_user_name = "admin"; $admin_password = "pass"; //you can change the username and password by changing the above two strings if (!isset($HTTP_SESSION_VARS['user'])) { if(isset($HTTP_POST_VARS['u_name'])) $u_name = $HTTP_POST_VARS['u_name']; if(isset($HTTP_POST_VARS['u_password'])) $u_password = $HTTP_POST_VARS['u_password']; if(!isset($u_name)) { ?> <HTML> <BODY bgcolor=#ffffff> A working example can be found here with the username as 'admin' and the password as 'pass': http://www.phpbuddy.com/sample/password_pg.php This IS NOT what I want to do. Instead I want the form (picture below) to be situated in the top right of all of my pages When the correct details are entered I want the user to be redirected to the desired page. The difference is that the tutorials require a url to be followed and only then pulls up the password form. I want the password form to be available on all my page and to redirect upon the users correct submission. I hope this makes sense. -
Hi Freaks! I have two text fields (username, password) and a submit button that I want at the top of all my pages for website I'm working on. When its authenticated I want it to redirect to a private page. Most tutorials only show me how to put a link on each page that only when clicked pulls up the text fields and submit button (in a seperate page) upon directing to the url. Can anyone help me out? I'm very new to PHP. ??? Thanks!