User Registration/log In Script

[bkinley]

Hi,
Im looking for someone to be extreemly kind and design me a user registration/log in script. It has to be able to run on a .HTM file (the same as a .html)

It is for a non-profit organisation and should be free to sign up to - it offers free guides and help to many things :)

If you want to know more or offer to help

POST!

Ben Kinley

:D

[inkedmn]

Originally posted by bkinley
Hi,
Im looking for someone to be extreemly kind and design me a user registration/log in script. It has to be able to run on a .HTM file (the same as a .html)

It is for a non-profit organisation and should be free to sign up to - it offers free guides and help to many things :)

If you want to know more or offer to help

POST!

Ben Kinley

:D

as a general rule, posts asking for something to be coded from scratch (especially when it appears the poster has made no effort to do it his/herself) are ignored.

and what you're asking isn't exactly simple, either. something that will safely accept username/password input AND authenticate it with some database somewhere, etc. isn't something the average programmer hacks out in a couple hours (from scratch).

check out sourceforge if you want ready-made code.

[gish]

plus...it couldn't be done in a .htm....you would need a cgi/asp/php .jsp page :sick:

[skidooer]

Originally posted by inkedmn
something that will safely accept username/password input AND authenticate it with some database somewhere, etc. isn't something the average programmer hacks out in a couple hours (from scratch).
Actually I think you could do it quite quickly, it's a fairly standard problem. The real problem is that it's impossible to do with pure HTML.

[stuka]

The simplest way to do this IMO is to use .htaccess files (assuming the nonprofit has the sense to use Apache). Of course that makes the sign-up impossible through pure HTML, but we already know that.

[bkinley]

sorry for not being the brightest php programmer then. Im learning c++ so its not like im trying anyway. Thanks for replying but I see now how long it would take to do, I thought that it would take a programmer around 20 minutes, lol, how wrong I am.

Thanks anyway

Ben

[brendandonhue]

It would only take a couple hours but it is not possible to create it in HTML. HTML is a static language. It can not read or write data. Thus you can not register a new user, or check if a user is already registered.