Re: User Authentication...

Hi, Thank you Mike and Diggn. I got the clue of it.. One more thing... is there any way to use the "htpasswd" from within a PHP file ? Regards, Guru. "Mike" <php@crazyted.com> wrote in message news:NFEPIIPDGJHCPINANGDKEELLCMAA.php@crazyted.com... > What you're seeing there is what looks to be a simple .htaccess > implimentation. You don't need PHP to do it, you just use .htaccess files. > > By default, .htaccess stores it's passwords in a flat text file; though I've > read a few tutorials about changing this to use databases. I don't have any > URLs on hand, but by searching ".htaccess" and other database-related > keywords, you should be able to find documentation on how to set it up. > > Good luck. > > -Mike > -----Original Message----- > From: Guru P Chaturvedi [mailto:bangboy2k2@hotmail.com] > Sent: Saturday, May 17, 2003 7:11 PM > To: php-windows@lists.php.net > Subject: [PHP-WIN] User Authentication... > > > hi, > please take a look at the attached image. How can i implement something like > this using PHP. The usernames and passwords are stored in a MySQL database. > > Please help me out in this regard... > > with Warm Regards, > Guru. > --------------------------------------- > Phone: (+91)9845290270 > URL: www.gangarasa.com > Yahoo IM: guru4vedi > MSN: guru4vedi@gangarasa.com > --------------------------------------- > > > >