PHP5 - Login scrip

[jinky123]

hello,

I am confused again. I am beginning a new modeling website and I need to install a script that allows models to come to the website, "signup" and then login to a profile area so that they can upload their modeling pictures that they have, fill out a profile, edit it, etc. I would like to incorporate the script on this blank page i have written in html. The link is below.

Is it possible to do this? Maybe up above the teal writing there at the right side of the page? If so, what should I use? Can anyone help me with this? I can't send the link (against the rules) but imagine just a simple html page and i need to install something that after i save the page and look at it, it will have a login area.


Thanks

[ URL="http://www.infysolutions.com"]http://www.infysolutions.com[/URL]
[ URL="http://www.infysolutions.com"]
Outsourcing software development[ /URL]

[Newbish]

Heh- Must be some pretty brainy models as the links you supplied go to a site that looks more like a software development site than a modeling site...

;)


PHP runs on the server, so it may be more appropriate for capturing the sent data. If you are looking for script code that creates a front end for the models on the client-side of things, you may want to look at a javascript solution.

You may want to be a tad more specific in your description of what you want to do -- it kind of sounds like you are looking for someone to put something like this together. :)

[cwtnospam]

PHP runs on the server, so it may be more appropriate for capturing the sent data. If you are looking for script code that creates a front end for the models on the client-side of things, you may want to look at a javascript solution.
Huh? PHP can capture data, and then change the html based on that data. Logging in, editing profiles, and uploading files are routinely done in PHP. Heck, phpmyadmin does that! So do most CMS systems written in PHP.

[Newbish]

Huh? PHP can capture data, and then change the html based on that data. Logging in, editing profiles, and uploading files are routinely done in PHP. Heck, phpmyadmin does that! So do most CMS systems written in PHP.

Yep, That's precisely what I said. That's what I use it for. But it runs server side. The user inputs data, sends it to the server, then the PHP processes that data on the server and returns the appropriate response to the user.

Jinky already has a login on the web page he points us to with the included links. All he needs to do is point the form data to a PHP script, have the script process the data and return the appropriate response. PHP makes an excellent back end for AJAX applications.

I guess my response poorly crafted. Pretty much anything could be used to accomplish a login from a simple HTML-SSL login to using PHP & MySQL to manage the logins. I need a more detailed explanation on what issue he is trying to address.

[acme.mail.order]

If you are looking for a pre-packaged user login script try this :
http://liquicode.sourceforge.net/

Not industrial strength but good enough for most purposes.

[Felix_MC]

weird.. why does the OP ask about PHP if their site uses ASP? :rolleyes:

[acme.mail.order]

Either that's not the site in question, or this has all been a well-written spam post.