php login code
Log in page
Use "test" for both the username and password.
The login code checks the login info against the database. If the username is in the database and the password is correct it logs you in, otherwise it prints "Bad username and password."
source
The logout code destroys the session. For some reason destroying the session doesn't prevent the current page from seeing session data, so to get the logged in/not logged in behavior to work correctly it had to be on a separate page. This is probably better, anyway, since it can just be called like this from anywhere.
source
Use "test" for both the username and password.
The login code checks the login info against the database. If the username is in the database and the password is correct it logs you in, otherwise it prints "Bad username and password."
source
The logout code destroys the session. For some reason destroying the session doesn't prevent the current page from seeing session data, so to get the logged in/not logged in behavior to work correctly it had to be on a separate page. This is probably better, anyway, since it can just be called like this from anywhere.
source
posted by Pam Griffith at 10:59 PM
1 Comments:
awesome! I'll get to designing this once I finish my papers.
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